Definition of "low-budget" []

• Achieved with a relatively small financial outlay (adjective)

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• "The euphemism for low-budget independent movies at the time was “art” films."
• "In other words, most Japanese comedy, both live and on television, has been closer to what Americans would term low-budget farce - physical comedians, often performing in traditional, vaudeville-style duos replete with a straight man - doing silly pranks that allows the audience to feel superior to what they are seeing on their TVs."
• "He tells the story of his alienated youth in "Lightning Bug," a bittersweet low-budget feature he directed in 2005."