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squib

noun as in lampoon

noun as in pleasantry

verb as in lampoon

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Example Sentences

Kicking under the new format feels more like “shanking” a kickoff than doing a squib kick, as Dicker put it.

Plaid Cymru previously called the report a "damp squib".

From BBC

But as the nerves grew and the visitors became bolder, what should have been Villa's big night turned into a damp squib.

From BBC

But earlier this month, MPs on the Treasury Committee branded these measures - dubbed the Edinburgh Reforms - "a damp squib".

From BBC

Watching “The Challenge” contenders pretend to dramatically expire for the cameras when ink squibs explode on their chests dilutes the tragedy in that.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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