Except for the singeing of his hair, he wasn't even burned.

Severe singeing of the hair on the head, neck and muzzle.

The flames almost claimed the book as noted by the singeing of the title page.

The singeing, acrid smell of a short circuit quickly filled the ready room.

It is a combination of this, and some singeing that turns used oil black after some running.

"They tell me the singeing of hair is very much the fashion among Western beauty specialists," he said conversationally.

Historically, scalding and singeing were other methods used to remove hair from hides.

It took a good three seconds to realize there wasn't any accompanying singeing of my arms or thick boiling liquid dripping down me.

One lesson the father is trying to impart, especially after Saturday's singeing, is: Just say no.

That cityhive and what its singeing symbolled did cosmic Charteris survey from the shaking platform.

As a warrior sigil, Ogama's side points and the one atop its arc are used (Erik's Singeing Spar).

The dragon opened its jaws, blowing out a tremendous cloud of fire and smoke that enveloped Bink, singeing the hair of his body--and leaving him untouched.

"If anyone stole it, and put another paper here-" He fumbled for a candle, and lit it from a live coal in the fireplace, almost singeing his fingers.

Cat could feel the pain sear him in all its burning intensity, he could smell the singeing of his hair and flesh, but he couldn't pull away or even scream.

Flame singeing is the standard process: the wet fabric is passed through an array of gas burners at a suitable distance to burn the pills off of its surface.

I may never feel good about the island of St. Martin because of the man at the airport baggage claim who swung around with a cigarette clenched between his teeth, singeing my eyelashes.

Heavy leather aprons and goggles had spared her body a worse singeing, but wearing all that armor made more exhausting the work of dragging heavy ladles brimming with molten, sunlike heat.

Olaf, a dream has come to me about you, and in that dream I saw you walk through a great fire and emerge unscathed, save for the singeing of your lips and hair."

I examined it curiously in the light of the torch and saw the brown smear of a burn mark on the hem, a singeing of the material, and then I stood back and looked at the whole.

If there was a body, it's possible that the singeing of skin and flesh might have left identifiable organic deposits on the woodwork, but the Wheel has been in the water for some time and we mustn't expect much.'

She saw his eyes rest on the unsightly burned patch, and said irritably, "Yes, it's ugly, but the leronis says it will grow back soon, that singeing is good for hair-that sometimes a hairdresser will singe hair-ends to make them grow faster."

Did not iron Birmingham, shouting 'Church and King,' itself knew not why, burst out, last July, into rage, drunkenness, and fire; and your Priestleys, and the like, dining there on that Bastille day, get the maddest singeing: scandalous to consider!

In April 1587 a raid by the Englishman Sir Francis Drake occupied the harbour for three days, capturing six ships and destroying 31 others as well as a large quantity of stores (an event popularly known as 'The Singeing of the King of Spain's Beard').

Neither Green's nor Farrar's clothing showed evidence of having been in contact with accelerant; Farrar's hair showed no singeing, but Green's-which had been cut twice between the time of the fire and the time the police took hair samples from her-showed "significant singeing".

There was not so much as a singe on the wool.

The singe of the sun in his eyes wouldn't go away.

The song was released as a singe on 10 October 2007.

You've walked through fire and there's not a singe on your clothing."

The most recent figures (May 26, 2006) show that the singe sold 856,140 units in total.

A singe is a treatment available at a barber's.

I felt the singe of his number two glare. '

Talk about guilt, old Singe hadn't seen anything yet.

But in the early '70s, one of the groups' lead singe...

A singe is a slight scorching, burn or treatment with flame.

He felt his coat singe from its near passage, smelled the wool beginning to burn.

You can see the singe from the shot."

It has only 558 singe family properties the zip code is 77066 in the area .

That's bigger wins to me than a one trick pony from a singe vendor.

But because this never damaged the seals or even left singe marks, engineers did not see the need to make additional modifications to the system.

While "Singe but never burn" is the club's motto, self-immolation turned out to be its method.

The singer in this song is a guest singe...

A singe Borg cube blotted out the brightness of the spectacle.

"Everyone is in deep shock that something like this could happen," Dr. Singe said.

The lowest value on a singe die is the "urt."

The paneer, though tender, has a crisp singe on the surface.

Upon the first week of release, the singe racked up sales of 107,000 copies.

The animals in the farm empathize with Lolita, who is still unable to speak a singe word.

She s definitely one of my favorite bluegrass singe...

I could see Singe 'n Burn was beginning to feel uncomfortable.

The hair on the right side of the man's head had been singed off.

He was covered in blood, and half the hair had been singed off his head.

But he is not worried about being singed in other ways.

The sun was almost singeing the trees to the west.

From the way he'd jumped, one might have thought his hand was being singed off.

One bill looked like it would escape without being singed.

Yet all the others who were standing around barely got singed.

It singed off the little hair you had and your eyebrows.

The walls of the house were singed black from smoke.

One of them fell into the fire and singed his beard.

The tips of his fingers felt as if they had been singed.

His eyes were open, though the lashes had been singed off.

Just what he needed; another woman to singe his beard.

Parts of his hair and eyebrows had been singed away.

The fire went out immediately, but not before it had singed his fingers.

His long hair was gone below the shoulders, singed off by the heat of the fire.

It felt like electricity but did little more than singe the hair on his arms.

The fire only singed the bark of the trees before we put it out.

Those same burns probably took her hair, which was singed at the ends and quite short.

I felt it singeing me, though of course there's not a mark on my clothing.

The edge of one side was singed, as though the book had been snatched from a fire.

The sun seemed to singe the sky and turn the ground to ash.

A second group of goblins were singed into the water.

"The car behind me was singed to a crisp," she said.

Her dark hair and armor were singed from the explosion.