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- DictionarySinge/sinj/
verb
- 1. burn (something) superficially or lightly: "the fire had singed his eyebrows"
noun
- 1. a superficial burn.
Singe is a verb that means to burn superficially or lightly, especially to remove hair or fuzz from something. It can also be a noun that means a slight burn or scorch.
Singe is a verb that means to burn slightly on the surface, without producing flames, or a noun that means a slight burn mark. Learn how to use singe in sentences and see translations in different languages.
verb (used with object) , singed, singe·ing. to burn superficially or slightly; scorch. Synonyms: char. to burn the ends, projections, nap, or the like, of (hair, cloth, etc.). to subject (the carcass of an animal or bird) to flame in order to remove hair, bristles, feathers, etc.
Singe is a verb that means to burn slightly on the surface, without producing flames, or a noun that means a slight burn mark. Learn how to use singe in a sentence, see synonyms and antonyms, and find translations in different languages.
Singe is a verb that means to burn the surface of something slightly, usually by mistake. Learn how to use singe in a sentence, see synonyms and word origin, and check pronunciation with the Oxford app.
Singe means to burn superficially or slightly, or to remove hair or feathers from a carcass by flame. See synonyms, translations, and usage examples of singe in different contexts.
the "singe" family. To burn something just a little bit is to singe it. If you get too close to your backyard fire pit, you might singe your shirt sleeve.
