to seng
- verb
- UK
- The chef accidentally seng the edges of the toast under the broiler.
Examples
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If you hold the paper too close to the flame, you might seng it.
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I accidentally seng my hair while cooking.
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She tried to seng the feathers off the chicken before cooking it.
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Be careful not to seng the edges of the paper.
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The chef accidentally seng the edges of the toast under the broiler.
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If you hold the paper too close to the flame, you might seng it.
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Be careful not to seng the edges of the paper.
Synonyms
To burn something quickly with very strong heat until it turns brown or black
To burn the surface of something so it becomes black
To burn the surface slightly and make a brown mark
Burn the surface of something lightly with heat or flame
To burn something lightly on the surface
Antonyms
Compounds
- Slang
A young man who likes gadgets like phones and computers and helps others with tech problems
How Burned
Surface Forms
Etymology
Seng as a verb works like the word singe, meaning 'to burn the surface of something a little'. So to seng something is to give it a quick, light burn.