SHORT ANSWER
How do you spell cheap?
C-H-E-A-P
Cheap is spelled C-H-E-A-P, with ea for the long e sound. Cheep with a double e is a bird noise, not a price. A cheap image library is one that keeps costs close to zero, which is why the brand name reads Cheap Image Library.
Spelling tip
The long e sound is written ea, not ee; five letters, one syllable.
What it means
Cheap means low in price. Cheap Image Library takes the word literally: its image library is free to download at 8K with no account.
Common misspellings
- cheep → cheap
- chep → cheap
- cheapp → cheap
- chaep → cheap
- cheab → cheap
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Images using this word
Christmas bear with cookies and festive cat with ornament – Cheap Image Library
A polar bear in a green apron holds a tray of cookies, wearing a chef hat. Beside it, an orange cat raises a.
Cartoon polar bear chef and boy with bell at Christmas Villa – Cheap Image Library
A polar bear in a chef's hat holds a tray of cookies while a boy in a winter coat rings a bell. Both figures.
Gingerbread girl with cookies and boy ringing a bell for Christmas – Cheap Image Library
A gingerbread girl holds a tray of cookies, wearing a red apron and a holly accessory. A boy with a bell is.
Gingerbread girl with cookies and owl delivering gifts – Cheap Image Library
A gingerbread girl holds a tray of cookies while an owl flies beside her with a bag of gifts. This.