What is "squib" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does squib mean in English? Meaning of squib definition and abbreviation with examples.
English | English |
What is "squib" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "squib": firework consisting of a tube filled with powder (as a broken firecracker) that burns with a fizzing noise
Noun
Synonyms:
exhibit, announcement, notice, literature, publicity, publication, poster, commercial, display, broadcast, endorsement, placard, propaganda, plug, ad, promulgation, communication, bill, exhibition, notification, flyer, proclamation, declaration, promotion, blurb, circular, classified ad, want ad, throwaway, pitch, buildup, announcement, proclamation, spread, exposition, exhibition, hoopla, publicity, posting, plug, ballyhoo, broadcasting, hype, puff, promotion, hard sell, screamer, displaying, PR, billing, promoting, blasting, exhibiting, announcing, promo, caricature, ridicule, skit, burlesque, invective, roast, takeoff, pastiche, pasquinade, takedown, pasquil, send-up, caricature, satirize, mock, parody, travesty, jape, rail, burlesque, roast, pasquinade, put on, take off, send up, advice, comment, story, memorandum, directive, picture, notification, memo, instruction, criticism, order, note, warning, manifesto, proclamation, advertisement, poster, news, review, handbill, communication, admonition, sign, caution, critique, tip, cue, score, intelligence, enlightenment, circular, clue, know, intimation, declaration, remark, goods, caveat, write-up, comments, info, lowdown, whole story, witticism, repartee, badinage, merriment, humor, quip, quirk, joke, banter, wit, jest, sally, levity, joking, bon mot, plug, notice, publicity, ballyhoo, pizzazz, press, pushing, buildup, puffery, advertising, pitch, hype, puff, propaganda, blurb, hoopla, advertising campaign, hard sell, public relations, PR, press-agentry, promo, caricature, mockery, sarcasm, irony, skit, wit, spoof, banter, parody, burlesque, lampoon, travesty, takeoff, witticism, put-on, raillery, persiflage, pasquinade, causticity, lampoonery, chaffing, play-on, send-up, banter, burlesque, caricature, causticity, irony, lampoon, mockery, parody, pasquinade, persiflage, put-on, raillery, sarcasm, skit, spoof, takeoff, travesty, wit, witticism, chaffing, play-on, send-up,
Antonyms:
hiding, secret, flattery, praise, applaud, praise, approve, support, answer, ignorance, heedlessness, neglect, seriousness, criticism, demotion, silence, seriousness,
English
Related Dictionary
- English Definition & Meaning Dictionary
- English Idioms and phrases Dictionary
- Dictionnaire Français
- Dictionnaire d'expressions idiomatiques et de phrases en français