Squibb

[ skwib ]

noun

1. Edward Robinson, 1819–1900, U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturer and medical reformer.

Example Sentences

One of the first to get a drug in this class to market was Bristol-Meyers Squibb, with Yervoy.

From The Daily Beast

After too many uses of the adjective "amazing," the standout moments were few, but June Squibb definitely came out on top.

From The Daily Beast

He asked Squibb to audition on tape—she was based in New York at the time.

From The Daily Beast

And walking the long red carpet to the magnificent Grand Théâtre Lumière is a memory Squibb says she will never forget.

From The Daily Beast

“My mother always felt that what she thought was it,” says Squibb.

From The Daily Beast

The specific gravity is most conveniently estimated by means of the urinometer—Squibb's is preferable (Fig. 14).

From Project Gutenberg

And you have another son who is, I believe, with the Squibb Co., is that right?

From Project Gutenberg

I've given Miss Squibb orders to have a good warm supper ready for you.

From Project Gutenberg

Chlorinated eucalyptol-Squibb yields no free iodine after standing three hours.

From Project Gutenberg

Chlorinated eucalyptol-Squibb is a mobile, colorless liquid, and its specific gravity is 0.9303.

From Project Gutenberg