squibb
/ˈskwɪb/Definitions
1. noun
a small quantity of a liquid explosive used to test the sensitivity of a fuse or to ignite a larger charge
“The firework engineer needed to test the fuse using a squibb to ensure it would work safely.”
1. noun
a small quantity of a liquid explosive used to test the sensitivity of a fuse or to ignite a larger charge
“The firework engineer needed to test the fuse using a squibb to ensure it would work safely.”