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Squibb

Noun:

1. A small firework that emits a hissing or popping sound without explosion.

Example sentence: I lit a squibb and watched it sizzle and pop with delight.

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Noun:

2. A derogatory term for someone who is weak, ineffectual, or lacking in courage.

Example sentence: Don't be such a squibb, stand up for yourself and speak your mind.

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Verb:

3. To abruptly stop or become inactive, often abruptly.

Example sentence: The engine suddenly squibbed, leaving us stranded on the side of the road.

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Adjective:

4. Describing something or someone as disappointing, unimpressive, or feeble.

Example sentence: The movie received squibb reviews, and many viewers were left unimpressed.

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Adjective:

5. Relating to or specific to the local area or community.

Example sentence: This traditional recipe is a squibb favorite that has been passed down through generations.

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