Singe

What do we mean by singe?

To burn superficially; scorch. transitive verb

To burn off the feathers or bristles of (a carcass of a bird or animal) by subjecting briefly to flame. synonym: burn. transitive verb

To burn the ends of (hair, for example). transitive verb

To burn the nap from (cloth) in manufacturing. transitive verb

A slight or surface burn; a scorch. noun

A burning of the surface; a scorching; hence, a heat capable of singeing. noun

An injury or hurt caused by singeing; a superficial burn. noun

To burn superficially; especially, to burn off the ends or projections of: as, to singe a fowl (to burn off the small downy or thready feathers left after plucking); to singe cloth or calico (to burn off the projecting pile or nap); to singe the hair of the head.

To parch; make arid and dry.

To act on with an effect similar to that of heat: said of extreme cold.

Figuratively, to injure superficially; come near injuring seriously; harm.

Synonyms Sear, etc. See scorch.

A burning of the surface; a slight burn. noun

To burn slightly or superficially; to burn the surface of; to burn the ends or outside of. transitive verb

To remove the nap of (cloth), by passing it rapidly over a red-hot bar, or over a flame, preliminary to dyeing it. transitive verb

To remove the hair or down from (a plucked chicken or the like) by passing it over a flame. transitive verb

To burn slightly. verb

A burning of the surface; a slight burn. noun

Burn superficially or lightly verb

A burning of the surface; a slight burn.

Singe v. –tr. singed, singe·ing, sing·es. 1. To burn superficially; scorch. 2. To burn off the feathers or bristles of (a carcass of a bird or an animal) by subjecting briefly to flame. See Synonyms at burn1. 3. To burn the ends of (hair, for example). 4. To burn the nap from (cloth) in manufacturing. n. A slight or surface burn; a scorch. Urban Dictionary

To destroy, normally an opponent. Commonly used by wankstas. Urban Dictionary

1. A well-known prison located in eastern New York State, along the Hudson river. The base for such phrases as 'up the river' (as it is located up the Hudson river from NYC) and 'the big house' (because it's a... big... place.). 2. A popular nickname for Ossining, NY, the town in which Sing Sing prison is located. Urban Dictionary

Sing sing is either the prison or the town outside it, also known as O town . They got a mad famous prison and shit there.Good place to party if yuore in Westchester. Urban Dictionary

(verb) The submission of clandestine and sensitive information that was originally intended to remain as such; ratting; snitching; narcing; "telling on" someone or some people. Urban Dictionary

"Singative" is like "talkative" or the newly founded "textative." "Singative" refers to the feeling when someone wants to (or actually does) start singing (either randomly or because they have a reason for doing so). Urban Dictionary

A deranged mad-scientist from Zaun who instills maximum tilt into his enemies as they attempt to chase him through his cancerous poison gas. Tilt is amplified via the use of laugh-spam and mastery spam as well as implementing Rylai's Crystal Sceptor into his kit. Singed created Warwick and pissed him off. Never chase Singed. He will laugh at you and kill you after you lose half your HP to his poison. Singed can go 0-10 in lane and still shit on your team fights. Urban Dictionary

The act of using ones voice to produce musical sounds, often with the use of words. Men in particular who can sing well, or even moderately well, gain an immense advantage over their peers as the ability to sing is by far the single most sexually attractive quality to a woman. In fact it is not uncommon for a male singer to have hundreds beautiful females vying for his affections within seconds of breaking into song. Also, if accompanied by any form of rhythmic movement or dancing this effect can be multiplied tenfold. Urban Dictionary

Abbreviation for 'Side Minge' Urban Dictionary

"To articulate or utter words or sounds in succession with musical inflexions or modulations of the voice, so as to produce an effect entirely different from that or ordinary speech; specifically to do this in a skilled manner, as the result of training and practce." -Oxford English Dictionary Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to singe:
singe, since, sing, hinge, siege, binge, single, tinge, sine, minge, inge, dinge, singh, senge, synge, swinge, winge, sings, ringe, stinge, ginge, sige, linge, sinae, singo, sinne, finge, singl, singa, songe, pinge, vinge, ainge, sinse, sfinge.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word singe:
hiver, thur, snide, jocko, fou, curio, screech, sil, wrench, sledge, daphne, monkey, dirk, garrett, fury, und, burn, collective, sing, lord, hair, danish, princess, factor, covers, talk, hand, tells, platform, solo, bridge, serving, islands, island, singer.

Words that rhyme with singe:
cringe, fringe, hinge, binge, impinge, infringe, tinge, twinge, syringe, whinge, minge, inge, dinge, unhinge, synge, winge, door hinge, lunatic fringe, klinge, hypodermic syringe, vinje, strap hinge, t hinge, butt hinge, tee hinge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe singe:
first, grand, great, ich, slight, saxon, early, hot, lambent, clean, french, former, german, main.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective singe:
phase, dose, house, channel, spiel, cat, whiskers, marks.

Consonant match to singe:
senge, synge.

Words that sound like singe:
singe, synge, cinch, synch, sinch, songe, sanj, sin, syringe, singed, sinn, cin, syn, scen, cinna, cyn, sinne, sinh, swinge, scin, cinn, sinay, cyno, cine-, cyna, zunge, hinge, winge, sun, son, sunny, sponge, sen, cena, sonny, sson, sunn, senna, sedge, sena, cen, sunnah, senn, sunna, sanaa, spunge, senne, seno, sanai, saen, seney, senja, senno, saenger, scunge, sani, signe, simg, sgn, soigne, sane, sage, san, henge, sain, sana, cine, cing, sanna, sanjay, saine, cene, cinci, cint, cimb, sanne, cien, cinched, saan, saini, sahn, cins, c.j, saina, cintia, ciner, sahne, sann, sangi, cym, sanie, cyma, cyne, sanae, cein, saaj, cege, ceni, cje, ceann.