Define Lidl Meaning

Before you start skitting me have any of you lot actually been to LIDL and tried the quality of the food. People say I shop their because I'm cheap, well your wrong I shop there for service, quality and value all under one roof. So don't you lot slag it off and try to impersonate me just because I use my brain and can see quality from a mile off. I highly reccommened turkey, choco popples cereal and Powersport energy drink from LIDL

A good shop to buy satellite equipment from.

An adjective used in EU internet cultures to denote the poor quality of a person, place, or thing. It's meaning is derived from the discount supermarket chain "Lidl", which is known for its poor quality and cheap prices.

Comparable "dollar-store" or "Walmart" or "Made in China".

The pikiest supermarket in the history of pikeydom. The place where you dare your friends to buy stuff from and walk around with the bag on show to everyone.

a german supermarket. the worst in quality supermarket in greece. greeks make fun of them by saying the bad quality for example: ai gut uh deektsionery frawm leedle end ai bikeim da masta awf speling!!!!!!!11!!!1!!!

the second cheapest store you could go to, second only to Aldi

their krave knockoffs are pretty mint though

A supermarket.

The cheapest supermarket possibly ever, if u were to shoplift till u couldent carry anyhting else and u walked out ur loot would probobly not equal 3£ or 5$. also there produce has never been herd of anywhere else e.g. high juice (diluted soft drink) or krostenburg (24 crate of alcohol for 5£) on a busy day theres like 6 cars in the parking lot. max

A German multi national market company that is set to take on Tesco in 2050. Cheap brands and cheap labour is extended in order for the lower class citizens to afford it like myself . Apart from the brand being completely undistinguishable compared to commercial products there is simply no difference.

"Lidls" own brand of shampoo, beacuse your worthless.

Aldi's biggest rival.
Alway having huge price wars between each other, and has taken this so seriously that you can now buy a five-course meal for less money than the carrier bag that you are going to put it in.

Lidl is a joke so you have to return the favour. You could loot this shop, by running in with half a dozen water pistols and a bag paper snaps. Walking out the door, you realise that you have been ripped off, the water from the water pistols costing more than the stuff you just nicked.

In Short: A CHEAP JOKE OF A SUPERMARKET.