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squibbing

/ˈskwɪbɪŋ/ verb · British & US
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What does squibbing mean?

verb

To shoot or fire a small amount of gunpowder, often accidentally, from a gun or other firearm. To make a small, sudden explosion, often with a loud noise.

Example

"The soldier was squibbing his rifle, causing a loud noise that startled everyone nearby."

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