singed

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  • Info Singed is a 1927 American silent drama film produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation.
  • Of course care must be taken not to get singed in the back-fire. … Cited from Cowboy Dave, by Frank V. Webster
  • I was wounded myself, this side was all black, singed when they shot me. …
  • The life of every man in the castle shall answer it if a hair of his head be singed. Cited from Book of Old Ballads, ed. B. Nichols, Vol. 4
  • But we can't let things ride this way or we'll get our hair singed. Cited from Spacehounds of IPC, by Edward Elmer Smith
  • They broke right through the burning brush, getting their hair singed as they went. … Cited from Bears I Have Met--and Others, by Allen Kelly
  • And he himself was singed by the close passage of death! … Cited from Pelle the Conqueror, V3, Martin Anderson Nexo
  • As soon as she had finished, two men carried the animal to the river bank, where they killed and singed it. Cited from The Tinguian, by Fay-Cooper Cole
  • One night she managed to get hold of it, and she singed its head in the candle. Cited from Two Years in the French West Indies,by L. Hearn
  • Her face is very black, and her hair singed and faded-looking. … Cited from Dahcotah, by Mary Eastman
  • He ran his hand over his singed hair. … Cited from A Poor Wise Man, by Mary Roberts Rinehart
  • But if it went off suddenly, my hair was singed or my forehead burned. … Cited from German Classics of the 19th & 20th Centuries, Vol. 12, Ed. by Francke
  • When he went to look at them, they were so singed and burnt that he could not put them on. … Cited from James Nasmyth: Engineer, An Autobiography
  • I don't care how badly singed the average run of moths become. … Cited from A Face Illumined, by E. P. Roe
  • It got singed As I bore off your daughter from the fire. Cited from Nathan the Wise, by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
  • You would see that, for all my age, it is very well attended to, and all fresh singed smooth. Cited from The Eleven Comedies: Volume 1, Aristophanes
  • The fire has singed him pretty well as it is. … Cited from The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico, by F. Patchin
  • More than one jack had to stop fighting long enough to put out the blaze that singed the hair off his head. … Cited from Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the Great North Woods, J. G. Flower
  • His own escape was considered a miracle at the time, not even a hair of his head having been singed. … Cited from Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, Jan. 1844, Vol. 23, Nbr. 1
  • Bill got so close to the bear that the powder from his gun singed the bear's hair. …
  • He was regularly singed, and I do think the place would have been burned if it had not been too old! … Cited from The Pillars of the House, V1, C. M. Yonge
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Root form of singed is sing for the verb.

Meaning of singed

  • verb Deliver by singing
    → Sing Christmas carols
  • verb Produce tones with the voice
    → She was singing while she was cooking, My brother sings very well
  • verb To make melodious sounds
    → The nightingale was singing