squibb

uk usage
a small detonator, either used to trigger a larger explosion or to simulate gunfire in tv and films.
term originate from the cornish word ‘shibd’.
the charge is in place, now i just need to set the squibb and then we can blow the f-cker.
an abstract mutable term that takes its meaning from a given context.
dude, you totally squibbed on that joint.
relax, man, you’re all squibbed out.
we were just, y’know, squibbing and stuff.
a s-xual turnoff, particularly when watching p-rn or reading erotica.
farmer bob brought over his stash of p-rn, but i could barely watch any of it because b-st–lity is a squibb of mine.
similar to ‘nice’ as in: i’ve got an a for my test.’ ‘nice, man.’ it can also be used to cover accidental physical contact as a random action with no real meaning behind it. this is supposed to make the situation less awkward

2: softly hitting someone, then pull through, uttering ‘squibb’
a: man, it’s really hot outside. wanna go grab some ice cream?
b: squibb.

2: -you get pushed from the side into a friend walking next to you-

” squibb ”
a highly lubricated t-rd that slides out of the -n-s with t-rd juice either before, while or after. a very runny t-rd, but not a succession of runny t-rds.
after a good night out drinking with his mates, jimmy had the squibbs. this thoroughly flushed out his system.

jimmy laughed so hard he managed to create squibbs in his trousers. jimmy was embarr-ssed.
a cynical female teacher, who steals clocks.
it’s my clock dammit!

just get out.