pricecuts

noun
UK /ˈpraɪs.kʌts/
US /ˈpraɪs.kʌts/

Pricecuts are when things cost less money than before.

The store had big pricecuts on toys this weekend.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A lowering of the amount charged for a service or product.

The airline announced pricecuts on all winter flights.

3. A business strategy of lowering prices to attract more customers.

The company used pricecuts to win customers from its rivals.

4. Multiple instances of reduced prices across a store's products.

Shoppers rushed in to enjoy the pricecuts across the whole shop.