1. somewhat cheap; moderately inexpensive or of modest cost
Usage: informal; British English more common than American
2. of somewhat poor quality; not very well made or durable
Usage: informal

Examples

• The hotel was cheapish but clean and comfortable for a weekend trip.
• I found a cheapish flight online, though it had a long layover.
• The furniture looked cheapish and probably wouldn't last more than a few years.
• They served cheapish wine at the restaurant, nothing fancy.
• These shoes are cheapish, so I don't expect them to hold up well.
• The store sells cheapish clothing that's perfect for casual wear.