Crossword clues for mib
mib
- Smith/Jones franchise, briefly
- Smith/Jones blockbuster, for short
- Smith and Jones movie, to fans
- Smith and Jones movie, for short
- Smith and Jones alien movie, on posters
- Shooter target in marbles
- Sci-fi pic starring Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith, for short
- Sci-fi pic series
- Immie's cousin
- Hit comedy starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, for short
- Companion of agate and shooter
- 1997 Smith/Jones film, briefly
- 1997 Smith/Jones film, "initially"
- 1997 Smith/Jones blockbuster, briefly
- 1997 sci-fi spoof, for short
- 1997 sci-fi spoof, briefly
- 1997 sci-fi comedy, for short
- 1997 sci-fi blockbuster, informally
- 1997 movie with a 2002 sequel, for short
- Kid's marble
- 1997 Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones blockbuster, for short
- Playing marble
- Taw
- Child's marble
- Immie's kin
- Tad's marble
- Marble not used as a shooter
- Playground marble
- E.T. policers of film
- Will Smith movie, initially
- Will Smith film series, briefly
- Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones sci-fi hit, for short
- Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film series, for short
- Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short
- Will Smith sci-fi series
- Will Smith movie, for short
- Will Smith film, initially
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context games English) A marble (glass ball used in games), especially one used as a target. 2 (context in the plural English) A game of marbles.
Usage examples of "mib".
Lenardo was still trying to make Mib understand that if he would cause a fire at a certain spot under the ground, the whole area would explode.
Mibs didn't miss, although he complained laterperfectionist that he wasthat defective sights on the antique dueling pistol had caused him to come in a good five inches below target.
Mibs, was the spiritual leader of Masculinism, infallible and absolute.
And almost every viewer in the United States and Canada saw Shepherd Mibs, the moderator of the program and the National President of Masculinism, forced into a secondary, stammering position, completely eclipsed by Hellfire Henry.
A new figure entered the movement that same day, a humble, nondescript figure whom Mibs, in his triumph, would have dismissed contemptuously.
He added a belligerent third principle to those enunciated by Mibs and Pollyglow: "No legal disabilities without corresponding legal advantages.
Under the absolute rule of Mibs as Grand Master, they would concentrate on the nationwide secret sabotage of Mother's Day, the planting of time bombs in marriage license bureaus, and sudden, nighttime raids on sexually nonsegregated organizations such as the P.
And during the next-to-last television debate—when Congressman Borax rose in desperate rebuttal to Clarissima Strunt—Shepherd Mibs at last came into his own.