not the full quid

An old English saying that generally means someone who "Isn't quite there" or is slightly loopy or crazy.

Another sayings similar to this are: "One sandwich away from being a picnic"

-boy pretending to play Halo in the middle of the lunch area and is rolling around pretending to shoot people-

My friend: "I wanna punch him!"
Me: "Nah man don't, he's not the full quid"

or

My friend: "Why is he talking to that pole?"
Me: "Because, he's not the full quid"

by Blystical April 20, 2010

half quid

One United States Dollar

Dave was disappointed to find how little he could buy with a half quid.

by D j C March 20, 2007

seven quid

Generic term meaning anything that the user wishes it to mean. First used in 2002 by a student in Leeds, the phrase has caught on and become a regular part of many peoples vocabulary.

What? "seven quid"
News just in... "seven quid"
"seven quid" yeah?
"seven quid"

by Adam Coates January 4, 2005

id est quid est

Latin term meaning, "It is what it is." Expression used to declare that nothing can be done about a situation.

-"Well Tim, the company's tanking."
-"Id est quid est, man."

by Xanak March 17, 2008

Give her 40 quid

Giving her forty quid is one of the meanest ways of dumping stupid Welsh girls, or generally enabling a woman to get the hell out of your house, life, and mind.

Man to friend:
"She's doing my head in."
Friend:
"Give her 40 quid"
Man goes to missus, flings 2 £20 notes in her general direction: "Here's forty quid. Put that in your petrol tank, and fuck off back to Cardiff"

by GiverOf40Quid June 16, 2013

Blimey-Quid

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!

by LS_GA May 14, 2014

Ten Quid

How much Dave owes me.

Give me my fucking ten quid Dave, you cheap bastard!

by That friend who likes a fight March 8, 2021