The verb "singe" in the English language refers to the act of burning something superficially or lightly, typically causing slight charring or scorching without setting the object aflame or consuming it entirely. It is often used to describe the quick, superficial burning of the surface of something, usually to remove hair, feathers, or to lightly char food items as part of a cooking process. The term can be applied in various contexts where a brief and light application of heat is used to alter the appearance or texture of an object.
I accidentally singed the curtains while lighting the candle.
Be careful not to singe your eyebrows when you're checking the roast.
The chef skillfully singed the chicken to add a smoky flavor.
The heat from the campfire singed the edge of her coat.
He singed the papers by holding them too close to the flame.
The tips of her hair singed as she leaned over the grill.
My grandmother used to singe chicken feathers over an open flame.
The electric spark singed the carpet when it made contact.
When the toaster malfunctioned, it singed the slice of bread.
The fireworks singed the grass in several spots at the park.
I singe the edges of the paper for my art project.
You singe the fabric slightly while ironing.
He singes his eyebrows accidentally with the candle flame.
She singes the hair on her arm when lighting the stove.
It singes the leaves when placed too close to the fire.
We singe the meat to give it a smoky flavor.
They singe the ends of the ropes to prevent fraying.
I singed the documents to destroy them.
You singed your hair while trying to light the barbecue.
He singed the curtains when he forgot to blow out the candle.
She singed the tablecloth with the hot skillet.
It singed the paper when it fell near the heater.
We singed the edges of the map to make it look old.
They singed their fingers while setting off fireworks.
I will singe the edges of the fabric for the costume.
You will singe the marshmallows over the campfire.
He will singe the wires while soldering them.
She will singe the feather decorations to curve them.
It will singe the surface if left on for too long.
We will singe the pork skin to make it crispy.
They will singe the old paint off the wood with a torch.
I am singeing the napkins with this candle for effect.
You are singeing the ends of those ropes efficiently.
He is singeing the meat on the grill.
She is singeing her project materials to age them.
It is singeing the bottom of the pan with this high flame.
We are singeing the chicken feathers to clean them.
They are singeing the old varnish off the boat.
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