Examples of use of Singe
1. Since the Gridiron‘s motto is "singe but never burn," the show‘s humor is mostly gentle, a little corny.
2. Now in its 121st year, the Gridiron claims to "singe, but never burn." ___ On the Net: Gridiron Club: http://www.gridironclub.org/
3. Getting too close is dangerous because it gives off sudden flares that can singe anything they touch.
4. It was she who brought up religion, inviting him so saucily to her church to sit with kinky–haired Kafirs, the singe of Hellfire on them like the brown skin on barbecued drumsticks.
5. In the weeks to come, as the opposition steps up the heat it could singe the Congress–led government and its communist ally; the flames, already licking away at the feet of nervous party leader Sonia Gandhi.