bargainous

English

Etymology

From bargain +‎ -ous.

Adjective

bargainous (comparative more bargainous, superlative most bargainous)

1. (informal) cheap; constituting a bargain
   • 2008, Fleur Britten, A Hedonist's Guide to London:

     That and the Ryan Air-style '£1 sale' (five rooms sold each night in low season for a quid) – you'll be lucky, but with rooms available at £59 every night of the year a stay at The Hoxton is still undeniably bargainous.

Anagrams

• baragouins