- load, a
firearm malfunction Squib sailboat Squibs (1921 film), a 1921 film
starring Betty Balfour Squibs (1935 film), a 1935
remake film also starring...
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Squibs are also used in
automatic fire extinguishers, to
pierce seals that
retain liquids such as halon, fluorocarbon, or
liquid nitrogen.
Squibs were...
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equipment such as
squibs and wiring. When
preparing these costumes,
considerations include script and
scene requirements, how
easily squibs can be integrated...
- (see The
Daily Squib). One of the most
famous squibs in
English literature is The
Candidate by
Thomas Gray. In linguistics, the term "
squib" is used for...
- A
squib load, also
known as a
squib round, pop and no kick, or just a
squib, is a
firearm malfunction in
which a
fired projectile does not have enough...
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entries in 2021.
Squibs are one of the
largest fleets at
Cowes W****. In 2008,
there were 40
Squibs racing,
appropriately in the
Squib’s 40th year. Counting...
- The
Daily Squib is a
British satirical online publication created by
satire writer Aur Esenbel, that was
officially launched on
April Fool's Day, 2007...
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significant components of a
blood squibs effect,
especially in
action or
crime scenes that
involve gunfire.
These squibs simulate a
burst of a
bullet wound...
- A
squib kick is a term used in
American football meaning a short, low, line
drive kickoff that
usually bounces around on the
ground before it can be picked...
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History of the
British Film 1918-1929.
George Allen & Unwin, 1971.
Squibs M.P. at IMDb
Squibs, MP at the
British Film Institute[better source needed] Entry...
