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squib

[skwib] / skwɪb /










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Guardiola's 100th Champions League match as City boss was a damp squib, in stark contrast to so many of the previous 99, which includes 62 wins and the club's maiden European crown in 2023.

From Barron's

It was, instead, the dampest of damp squibs, published after quite the bust-up behind closed doors.

From BBC

Mr Swinney's own leadership of the SNP was a bit of a damp squib.

From BBC

Robbie Gould’s poor squib kick at the end of the first half ended up costing San Francisco three points.

From Seattle Times

Gonzaga took its first lead with less than 30 seconds remaining, before DeMatha returned the ensuing squib kick to regain the lead.

From Los Angeles Times