quid
Slang for pound
Quid is British slang for one pound sterling: Can you lend me twenty quid?
The plural is also quid.
Separately, a quid is a wad of chewing tobacco held in the mouth.
The phrase quid pro quo (Latin for "something for something") describes an exchange of favors or goods.
Something that blocks openings
Weight, strike, or kennel
- fiverSlang five-dollar note
- tennerSlang for ten-spot
- banknotePrinted legal tender
- notesBrief written records
pence · bob · shilling · guinea · sovereign · cash · wallet · change
Male deer or dollar
- doughFlour-liquid mixture for baking
- moolaSlang for currency
- lootStolen valuables
- breadLeavened flour product
dosh · lolly · readies · smackers · brass · folding · notes · beer money
Fundamental nature of something
- quiddityInherent essential nature
- whatnessEssential nature of something
- natureInherent quality or disposition
- substancePhysical material with mass
being · identity · philosophy · scholasticism · Aristotle · definition
plug
Something that blocks openings
twist · spittoon · chew · spit · juice · pouch · dip · leaf · wad
pound
Weight, strike, or kennel
notes · pence · bob · shilling · guinea · sovereign · cash · wallet · change · currency
buck
Male deer or dollar
bread · dosh · lolly · readies · smackers · brass · folding · notes · beer money · pocket money
essence
Fundamental nature of something
- quiddityInherent essential nature
- whatnessEssential nature of something
- natureInherent quality or disposition
substance · being · identity · philosophy · scholasticism · Aristotle · definition
squid
Ten-armed marine mollusk
- cuttlefishColor-changing cephalopod with internal shell
- octopusEight-limbed sea mollusk
- tentaclesFlexible grasping appendages
ink · mantle · beak · mollusk · calamari · siphon · arms · sucker · jet propulsion · camouflage
- I quitResignation announcement
- quit itCommand to stop
- quit smokingCease using tobacco
- don't quitContinue despite difficulty
- never quitRefuse to surrender
- rage quitAngrily abandon play