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what is a single word metaphor for fast and cheap [on hold]
What is an expression, phrase, or word that describes service being fast?Word for cheap manufactured artWord for someone who likes it fastSingle word for “product or service”Is there a word or phrase for something that one might wish exists, but most certainly doesn't?One word for a “cheap imitation/replica of a thing”?Is “I am a fast tiger” a metaphorSingle word metaphor for “small and fast”?Is there a word that describes something cheap, reliable and simple?Single word for 'less expensive'
I need a word or phrase that will describe something as fast and cheap (ie; fast and cheap service)
single-word-requests phrases metaphors
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I need a word or phrase that will describe something as fast and cheap (ie; fast and cheap service)
single-word-requests phrases metaphors
asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
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put on hold as off-topic by jimm101, J. Taylor, TaliesinMerlin, JJJ, tchrist♦ 2 days ago
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- "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – JJJ, tchrist
- "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – jimm101, TaliesinMerlin
Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35
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I need a word or phrase that will describe something as fast and cheap (ie; fast and cheap service)
single-word-requests phrases metaphors
asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
64
I need a word or phrase that will describe something as fast and cheap (ie; fast and cheap service)
single-word-requests phrases metaphors
single-word-requests phrases metaphors
asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
64
asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
64
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Howard Berger
asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
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asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
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asked Mar 19 at 18:17
Howard BergerHoward Berger
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put on hold as off-topic by jimm101, J. Taylor, TaliesinMerlin, JJJ, tchrist♦ 2 days ago
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- "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – JJJ, tchrist
- "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – jimm101, TaliesinMerlin
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- "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – jimm101, TaliesinMerlin
Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35
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Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35
Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35
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We have the "Mc-" prefix, indicating something done the way the McDonalds fast food company would do it.
It generally implies something that is done quickly and cheaply, but also repetitively.
For example, we call large houses built in subdivisions with very similar appearance as "McMansions".
You could use this prefix productively to talk about "McService".
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We have the "Mc-" prefix, indicating something done the way the McDonalds fast food company would do it.
It generally implies something that is done quickly and cheaply, but also repetitively.
For example, we call large houses built in subdivisions with very similar appearance as "McMansions".
You could use this prefix productively to talk about "McService".
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
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We have the "Mc-" prefix, indicating something done the way the McDonalds fast food company would do it.
It generally implies something that is done quickly and cheaply, but also repetitively.
For example, we call large houses built in subdivisions with very similar appearance as "McMansions".
You could use this prefix productively to talk about "McService".
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
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We have the "Mc-" prefix, indicating something done the way the McDonalds fast food company would do it.
It generally implies something that is done quickly and cheaply, but also repetitively.
For example, we call large houses built in subdivisions with very similar appearance as "McMansions".
You could use this prefix productively to talk about "McService".
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
2,2971912
We have the "Mc-" prefix, indicating something done the way the McDonalds fast food company would do it.
It generally implies something that is done quickly and cheaply, but also repetitively.
For example, we call large houses built in subdivisions with very similar appearance as "McMansions".
You could use this prefix productively to talk about "McService".
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
2,2971912
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
2,2971912
answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
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answered Mar 19 at 18:53
The PhotonThe Photon
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Could you clarify what you mean by fast and cheap? I imagine a speedy inexpensive car.
– Ken Mohnkern
Mar 19 at 18:20
I mean fast and cheap as in service
– Howard Berger
Mar 19 at 18:42
Thanks for the check-mark, but feel free to remove it and come back in 24 hours to see if anybody else has given you a better answer. Giving the check mark too early may discourage others from answering, and I'm sure there are other reasonable answers to this question.
– The Photon
Mar 19 at 18:56
Cheap has connotations of shoddiness - is that a meaning that you're trying to capture, or to avoid?
– user888379
Mar 19 at 19:19
Why aren't the two together good enough? Are you trying to squeeze in letters onto a headline or store window with minimal space?
– Mitch
Mar 19 at 19:35