buy
- noun
- /baɪ/
- The food was exotic and overpriced, always a great buy for great quality, as were her clothes.
The Metro top buy on easy access and the top buy on a one year fixed ISA.
- The Metro top buy on easy access and the top buy on a one year fixed ISA.
Examples
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He considered the art piece a great buy due to its unique style and affordability.
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One is, this is such a cheap buy, but it's a great thing.
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And congratulations on a great buy!
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If you need this kind of information, it is a good buy. -Elizabeth "Betty" Marcoux
Academic text (2011) -
He showed me this little model home on the side of the hill and he says, "You better grab this great buy because these are going to move fast."
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The new smartphone was a fantastic buy because of its high features and low price.
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After reviewing several options, she concluded that the used car was a solid buy for its price.
Synonyms
A large amount or a big saving when buying something
A thing bought for a much lower price than usual
A good offer that saves you money when buying
Something bought for much less than its usual price
A product or service that is worth the money you pay because it works well
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To buy something without checking it first and risk being cheated
Choose something only because of how it sounds, for example speakers or headphones
Compounds
A police action in which officers pretend to buy illegal drugs to arrest sellers
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
Buy as a noun meaning 'a good purchase' comes from the verb: a 'buy' is simply something you bought that was a smart or cheap deal.