100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "squib"

Definition

Squib (noun) has several meanings, including:

1. A small firework that makes a hissing noise before exploding.
2. A short piece of humorous writing or a brief article, often in a newspaper or magazine.
3. A weak or ineffectual person or thing.

Synonyms

• Firework: cracker, rocket
• Writing: article, piece, blurb
• Weakness: failure, ineffectuality, flub

Antonyms

• Firework: bomb, explosive
• Writing: essay, treatise, feature
• Weakness: strength, power, effectiveness

Examples

1. The children were excited to see the squib light up the night sky.
2. He wrote a clever squib that made everyone laugh.
3. The athlete was considered a squib compared to his competitors.
4. She decided to squib the event after realizing it was too late.
5. They watched the squib burn brightly before it popped.
6. His latest article was a witty squib on current events.
7. The team was labeled a squib after their poor performance.
8. The squib fizzled out before it could impress anyone.
9. He was disappointed when his squib didn't get published.
10. The director called the actor a squib for not taking the role seriously.
11. The kids loved the sound of the squib as it hissed.
12. She managed to squib out of the meeting unscathed.
13. The festival featured a spectacular squib display.
14. He wrote a squib that went viral overnight.
15. The player was seen as a squib after missing the goal.
16. Let’s not squib the details; we need to be thorough.
17. The squib was a highlight of the holiday celebrations.
18. His squib was filled with clever puns.
19. They called the new product a squib because of its poor sales.
20. The squib went off with a loud bang, surprising everyone.
21. She tried to squib the responsibility onto someone else.
22. The newspaper published a squib that caught everyone’s attention.
23. His performance was so lackluster that he was labeled a squib.
24. We watched as the squib lit up the dark sky.
25. I found a squib that perfectly summarized the situation.
26. The critic’s review felt like a squib rather than a serious critique.
27. The squib was a favorite among the kids at the party.
28. He tried to squib his way out of trouble.
29. The artist created a stunning squib for the exhibition.
30. The squib failed to impress the audience.
31. She quickly decided to squib her appointment.
32. The festival's finale included a breathtaking squib show.
33. I wrote a quick squib to share on social media.
34. The athlete was considered a squib after his lack of effort.
35. The squib went unnoticed until it was too late.
36. He attempted to squib the blame onto his teammate.
37. The magazine featured a humorous squib this month.
38. The squib lit up just as the clock struck midnight.
39. She was disappointed to find the squib was a dud.
40. His squib was so entertaining that everyone wanted to read more.
41. The film's opening scene was a total squib.
42. She managed to squib through the difficult conversation.
43. The squib created a memorable moment for the audience.
44. The newspaper ran a funny squib about the election.
45. He felt like a squib when he couldn't keep up.
46. They enjoyed watching the squib as it soared into the air.
47. The squib didn't go as planned and fizzled out.
48. Her blog post was a witty squib on modern life.
49. He was tired of being viewed as a squib.
50. The squib added excitement to the celebration.
51. She tried to squib her way into the VIP area.
52. The squib was a unique addition to the fireworks display.
53. The editor praised the writer's latest squib.
54. The squib left everyone in stitches.
55. He managed to squib the tough question with ease.
56. The kids loved the colorful squib at the fair.
57. His last performance was a total squib.
58. The squib was the highlight of the evening.
59. She wrote a squib that captured the spirit of the event.
60. The athlete's lack of training made him a squib.
61. The squib shot into the air, lighting up the night.
62. He decided to squib the meeting to attend the concert.
63. The squib was a simple yet effective way to celebrate.
64. The newspaper's squib was a clever take on the news.
65. She hated to be labeled a squib by her peers.
66. They lit the squib in anticipation of the grand finale.
67. The squib made a loud pop that startled everyone.
68. His squib was a lighthearted take on a serious topic.
69. He felt like a squib after losing the competition.
70. The squib was well-received by the audience.
71. She tried to squib out of her responsibilities.
72. The firework display included an impressive squib.
73. His latest squib was published in the weekend edition.
74. The squib made the celebration feel even more festive.
75. He was determined not to squib the opportunity.
76. The squib created a lasting memory for everyone.
77. She was known for her witty squib writing.
78. The athlete's performance was labeled a squib by the fans.
79. They watched the squib explode in a shower of sparks.
80. His attempt to squib the issue only made it worse.
81. The squib was a perfect way to end the event.
82. She wrote an insightful squib about the topic.
83. The squib went off without a hitch, delighting the crowd.
84. He felt like a total squib after the loss.
85. The festival featured a surprise squib at the end.
86. She managed to squib her way through the presentation.
87. The squib was a crowd-pleaser during the festivities.
88. His squib was sharp and engaging.
89. They decided to squib the meeting for another time.
90. The squib added an element of fun to the celebration.
91. She felt like a squib when she couldn't contribute.
92. The squib was a delightful distraction from the main event.
93. He quickly tried to squib the conversation in a different direction.
94. The squib was a highlight of the fireworks show.
95. Her latest squib received a lot of positive feedback.
96. He was determined not to squib his chance to shine.
97. The squib brought joy to the children watching.
98. She attempted to squib the challenge with humor.
99. The squib left a lasting impression on the audience.
100. He regretted trying to squib the task instead of facing it head-on.