Quid
Also in form queed Wil.1 w.Som.1 [kwid, kwid.] 1.
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Also in form queed Wil.1 w.Som.1 [kwid, kwid.] 1. sb. The cud. See Cud, si.1, Keed.
Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary (1898–1905)
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(UK, colloquial) : one pound sterling.
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British slang for a pound sterling — a diminutive, affectionate riff on 'quid,' which is already the go-to informal word for a pound. A quidlet suggests something small, trivial, or trifling, like you're talking about chump change or a tiny amount of money not worth stressing over. It has a certain playful, almost Victorian charm — the kind of word a market trader or loveable rogue might use while waving away financial concerns.