Quids in
adjective
To be in a position where you have benefited from something.
I sold my old car and I'm quids in now!

Often appears as...
- be quids in
- feel quids in
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
adjective
To be in a position where you have benefited from something.
I sold my old car and I'm quids in now!

Often appears as...
- be quids in
- feel quids in
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
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UK Origin
Remember, 'quids in' is a phrase that originated in the UK, so it's best understood and most used there.

After winning a bet, he exclaimed 'I'm quids in!'
Positive Outcome
'Quids in' refers to coming out ahead financially or gaining an advantage, often unexpectedly.

The deal was so good, I was definitely quids in.
Casual Usage
Use 'quids in' in casual or informal settings; it's not typically used in formal contexts.

At the pub with friends, you might hear 'Drinks are on me, I'm quids in tonight!'
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