quid

"The quid of this new job is more responsibility, but also more pay. "

"During Jefferson's second term, a faction known as the "Quid" criticized his policies, arguing they deviated from true Republican principles. "

"He offered me five quid for helping him move some boxes. "

""That sandwich costs three quid." "

"My grandfather told me about his first job, where he earned a pound, or quid, a week. "

"I need to borrow a quid for the bus fare. "

"I need to borrow five quid for lunch. "

"My grandfather always had a bulge in his cheek from the quid of chewing tobacco he kept there. "

"My grandfather enjoyed his morning quid of chewing tobacco. "

"My grandfather used to sit on the porch and quid tobacco after dinner. "

"The old horse began to quid his hay, dropping wads of partially chewed grass onto the stable floor. "