squib

Converse of object

• publish: It was from here that he started writing and publishing political squibs, notably in 1733 State Dunces, inscribed to Alexander Pope.
• armour-piercing: There are rapid firing squibs, explosive squibs, armour-piercing squibs, guided squibs and even squibs that cause enemies to inflate.
• compare: A total damp squib compared to the last ever episodes of other Saturday shows.
• guide: There are rapid firing squibs, explosive squibs, armour-piercing squibs, guided squibs and even squibs that cause enemies to inflate.
• put: The effect of artillery cannot be increased by putting squibs into cannon already loaded with grapeshot.
• see: However, I have seen some pointless squibs as well as useful ones, and the book under review contains both types of squib.

Adjective modifier

• damp: However the final half hour of the match passed by without any great incident, a damp squib ahead of Bonfire Night.
• explosive: There are rapid firing squibs, explosive squibs, armour-piercing squibs, guided squibs and even squibs that cause enemies to inflate.
• political: It was from here that he started writing and publishing political squibs, notably in 1733 State Dunces, inscribed to Alexander Pope.
• rapid: There are rapid firing squibs, explosive squibs, armour-piercing squibs, guided squibs and even squibs that cause enemies to inflate.

Noun used with modifier

• firing: There are rapid firing squibs, explosive squibs, armour-piercing squibs, guided squibs and even squibs that cause enemies to inflate.