What does SINGE mean?

Definition of Singe

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To burn lightly or superficially; scorch.

Pronunciation: US: /sɪndʒ/; UK: /sɪndʒ/

Origin and Usage: The word "singe" comes from the Old Norse word "singe" meaning "to burn lightly." It has been used in English since the 15th century. Singeing is a common technique used in cooking, hair styling, and textile manufacturing.

Synonyms: Scorch, burn, char, sear, toast.

Related Words: Since, hinge, binge, tinge, singh.

Example Sentences:

• He accidentally singed his hair while lighting the candle.
• The cook singed the chicken to give it a crispy texture.
• The iron was too hot and singed the shirt collar.
• The factory uses a singeing machine to remove loose fibers from the fabric.