- औपरोधिक लेखन ⇄ squib marathi
- छोटी बातमी ⇄ squib marathi
- छोटे वृत्त ⇄ squib marathi
- फटाका ⇄ squib marathi
squib in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- કટાક્ષવાળું ટૂં કું લખાણ. ⇄ squib gujarati
- હાથે ફેંકવાનો ટેટો – સુરસુરિયું ⇄ squib gujarati
squib in Sindhi سنڌي
- ڦٽاڪو، هجو ⇄ Squib sindhi
squib in Telugu తెలుగు
- టపాసు. వొకడిమీదకట్టివిడిచిన కథ. ⇄ squib telugu
- పటాసు ⇄ squib telugu
squib in English
- squib ⇄ expr. damp squib, (Especially British Slang.) something that has no effect or fails completely; anything ineffective.
Ex. There is little danger of this meeting turning out a damp squib (London Times).english - squib ⇄ noun 1. a short, witty or satirical attack in speech or writing; sharp sarcasm; lampoon.
Ex. The play was a virulent one-act squib lasting just over an hour (Kenneth Tynan).
2. a brief item in a newspaper used mainly to fill space.
3.english - squib ⇄ squib, noun, verb, squibbed,squibbing. english
- squib ⇄ v.i. 1. to say, write, or publish a squib or squibs.
2. to let off or fire a squib.
3. to move (about) restlessly or swiftly.
4. to make a slight, sharp report like that of a squib.english - squib ⇄ v.t. 1. to assail or attack with squibs; lampoon.
2. to cast, throw, or use like a squib.
3. (Australian.) to evade (as an action or issue) in a cowardly way.english