quidsworth
/ˈkwɪdzwəːθ/ /ˈkwɪdzwəθ/Chiefly British informal
noun
Preceded by a quantifier: the amount of anything which may be bought for that number of pounds.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Punch. From the genitive of quid + worth, after pounds worth.
- Higher School Certificate
- Higher Thought
- higher-up
- highest common factor
- highest good
- highest-ranking
- high explosive
- highfalutin
- highfalutination
- highfaluting
- high farming
- high fashion
- high-fat
- high-fed
- high-fiber
- high-fibre
- high fidelity
- high finance
- high-finished
- high five
- high-flash
- high-flashpoint
- high-flier
- high-flown
- high-flux