quid

This may be more subtle than the quid pro quos to which your brother has become accustomed, but for that reason, it is less likely to damage your relationship with him.

The Booth report provides examples of quids that larger platforms could offer to receive the quo of continued immunity.

This line of exploration appeared preferable to the strong practical mind of Mr. Chambers, who had in view the quid pro quo.

Quid ergo est, quod non numquam dubitationem afferre soleat considerandumque videatur?

But the boys stick to it, and at last conquer even their appetites, learning to prefer their quid to the most delicious peach.

Mason turned his quid deliberately and spat at the open door.

Quid de Paulo aut Africano loquar, aut, ut iam ante, de Maximo?

Peter slipped the quid to the other side, and worked away at it awhile in good earnest.

Young Rags put the quid in his cheek, and went away humming a tune.

Bet yer a quid o' 'bacca I'm in their show afore you, Billie.