Cheapside bargain

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• cheap — (adj.) low in price, that may be bought at small cost, c.1500, from god chep favorable bargain (12c., a translation of Fr. a bon marché), from O.E. ceap (n.) traffic, bargain, a purchase, from ceapian (v.) trade, probably an early Germanic… …   Etymology dictionary

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• Chepe — Goods, merchandise; also, a bargain. The word also indicated the place, Cheapside, where goods and bargains could be had. It is found in placenames such as Chepstow = a market place. Cf. Chap1; Chapman …   Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases

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