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Give me my fucking ten quid Dave, you cheap bastard!
That moment when you put on your clean jeans and realise there is forgotten money in your pocket.
Blimey-Quid! I just found a fiver in my pockets! Result!
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Used to describe an unintelligent or somewhat dim-witted individual.
That bitch is seriously not the the full quid ayyy.
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`arf-quid - one of the many unknown words from "old speak."
Old character in books often use "old-speak." Much of "old-speak" has gone untranslated. Often syllables are dropped from the beginning and ending of words to produce words in old-speak. Not all old-speak words can be translated back to English, as the process from going from English to old-speak is a lossy process. However with sufficient textual information, the correct word can sometimes be guessed correctly.
From Bram Stoker's Dracula
"Here's you a-comin' and arskin' of me questions about my business, and I that grump-like that only for your bloomin' `arf-quid I'd `a' seen you blowed fust `fore I'd answer."
"An' when you said you'd report me for usin' obscene language that was `ittin' me over the `ead. But the `arf-quid made that all right."
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Billy is a local legend in the West Malling area , his name originally came from his catchphrase "got a quid" which has now become infamous among the citizens of Kent.
Billy the Quid - "Got a quid, mate?"
some other geezer - "shut up im tryna save up for backy"
A particular man who can be found roaming the streets of south-east England, asking anyone and everyone "for a quid"
"Oh god, look, it's Billy the quid! Quick, I have my own plans for my change tonight."
3 quids duh
theres no such thing as 4 quid. or 2 quid. only 3 quid. no other number.
i, cydafekt, have 3 quid.