Cheap
Kind
Kind adjective - Given to or made with heedful anticipation of the needs and happiness of others.
Both words in one sentence
- Each one is different: the house in Bravil is cheap and kind of run-down, but large; the house in Skingrad is extremely expensive, but it's a massive mansion, and you can get a servant!
Source: Player Headquarters - Before XIX century lobsters, oysters and basically all kind of seafood used to be cheap meal for inhabitants of the coasts.
Source: Only Electric Sheep Are Cheap -
Even if the match is going the good guys' way, nWo always wins with a cheap shot or run-in (and a gimpy Nash refusing to sell anything or take bumps of any kind).
Source: Wrestling / New World Order
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