See Also: Quid Pro Quo(money)
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indignify (iou) and quid(2) (iou)


indignify (iou)



indignify verb trans.L16-M18.
[from IN-3 + DIGNIFY.]
Treat with indignity; dishonour; represent as unworthy.

quid(2) (iou)



quid noun2. slang. Pl. same, (rare exc. in quids in) -s. L17.
[Origin unkn.]
Orig., a sovereign; a guinea. Now, one pound sterling.
make a quid Austral. slang earn money. not the full quid Austral. & NZ slang of low intelligence, not very bright. quids in slang in luck or profit.
A. Burgess I had fifty quid in fivers.
quidlet noun (slang, now rare) = QUID noun2 E20.
quidsworth noun (slang) as much or as many as might be bought for one pound sterling M20.