"Squib" is used in many more contexts than "damp".
The Merriam Webster entry has four examples from recent publications, none of which include "damp".
I've also seen "nape" used without the "of the neck". At the very least "of your neck", "of his neck", "of her neck", and so on should all be accepted.
The Merriam Webster entry has four examples from recent publications, none of which include "damp".
I've also seen "nape" used without the "of the neck". At the very least "of your neck", "of his neck", "of her neck", and so on should all be accepted.