President Quid Pro Quo

An increasingly popular nickname for the 45th President of the United States deriving from Latin, meaning “something for something.”

Out of all of the disparaging nicknames we’ve heard for 45, “President Quid Pro Quo” may wind up being the one that sticks and ultimately says it all.

by Dr Bunnygirl October 7, 2019

Quo pro quid

Spanking your partner’s buttocks after being spanked by your partner

She gasped and smiled after he playfully spanked her, then she responded with a frisky quo pro quid on his backside.

by BroccoliCheese November 25, 2022

Quid Pro, No Quo

Quid pro quo" is derived from Latin meaning "This for that." Quid pro NO quo is when you didn't get "that" in exchange for "this.

"Dude, I agreed to go out with your ugly cousin in exchange for your hot neighbor's phone number and now you're holding out on me.

I call Quid Pro, No Quo!!! You owe me my quo dude!

by Texastea1 June 28, 2011

quidproquosal

1. A proposal of help that is tied closely to reciprocal action and mutual benefit, i.e., a returned favor, as is "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours".
Example: "Jack, your quidproquosal is that that if I hire your sister you'll tell the IRS about my ex-boyfriend skimming from his business, right?"

He wasn't really interested in helping, it was just another of his quidproquosals.

by The Schnoppster December 25, 2014

quidproquo

X girlfriend’s position taken by an unnecessary influence, simply a word to break up with a girlfriend to direct a trade of action where you commit and promise to see forth to the love of your life you once had relations with

Quidproquo, I’ve tried to move on from you and I’ll have to leave you alone to see that my ex doesn’t Need my hand of life. Or Quidproquo has my mind elsewhere and we would be better leaving our serious relationship for god to decipher paths of greater beginning

by Kgene November 18, 2022