Sing Yesterday's Music Sheet

1.Not literally as it is, this expression is used only when two friends (either existing gender), happens to kill another one accidentally and one or neither of them never tried (to solve this problem together) to sing the same song of regret yesterday.

2. To paraphrase, "Sing (or sung) Yesterday's Music sheet", is to settle a problem between two friends (usually a love situation." So when saying sing or sung, it is meant to settle.

*interrogation of deceased person's friend*
Police: It's not entirely your fault
Boy/girl: No! It is! I should've been the one to Sing Yesterday's Music Sheet with him/her!

by Sin_P June 10, 2017

Singe

derived from the word Cumjee "Singe" or "Singey" occurs when a female on her monthly cycle does not wash her pum it gives off a fishy smell and looks like a crust build up

"ewwww bruv she's bare singey!"
"Thats a SINGE!"

by hassjamm February 13, 2018

Pre-Singing

When you're singing along with the radio to a song you like, you start singing before the first verse starts. Adverse effects include but are not limited to: trying to sing loud so people don't notice, then quickly changing the station, or the disapproval of your friends. (Usually in the form of laughter.)

Sal: Ticking away the moments that make up...
Brendan: Shut the fuck up you tool, you're pre-singing
Lee: HaHaHaHaHa, faggot!

by SuperGhillie July 28, 2011

sing-alongy

adj. a sing-alongy song is easy enough for everyone to sing or hum along

Chief scout at a Scouts meeting:
- each patrol has to pick a song for today's campfire
Scout:
- can we pick any song?
- yes, but make sure it's sing-alongy so everyone can catch on

by ana von hindenburg August 22, 2011

sing it

originated from the computer science community
a response to build others up after they have made praiseworthy arguments.

Audrey: ... Hence, we need more people like Yegge to create an accessible world of tech.
Khanh: sing it, Audrey!

by paxonparttimeworker March 5, 2023

Franklin Yeung Sing-Man

Franklin Yeung Sing-Man, commonly known as "Sing-Man"(Cantonese), "Shing-Wenn"(English), "Xing-Wen"(Mandarin) or "Franky"(Becca). Franklin is an amazingly talkative extroverted high school student comes from a mysterious oriental country, now lives in another mighty country. He possesses a great love to ancient global literature, from ancient Babylon, Chinese ones to Shakespeare's works (he even texts like Shakespeare by using "thou" and "thee" sort like that). In addition, he started to play piano when he was only 7, and he is fond of learning cultures and languages. If you meet him you will find that he is patient and glad to have conversations with you, whatever formal or just a simple chit-chat, if you don't have any spite or malice towards him. The sentence "I'm pretty good as usual!" to your "how are you?" represents his optimistic viewpoint towards the world, and the responsibility of bringing joy to people around him. As the saying goes, to err is human. He is sometimes very impulsive, which magnifies the seriousness of incidents at times. He is lazy and sometimes procrastinate homework. Recently he is struggling with math functions. His favorite anime character is Yamada Ryou, and he uses lots of Yamada Ryou profile pictures for lots of accounts including Discord and Instagram. He can finish a gallon of Starbucks coffee drink within 2 minutes, and 4 cans of sprite within 5 minutes (no sprite no life lmao). Anyway, he is an interesting guy, and he is also trustworthy.

-"What do you think of Franklin Yeung Sing-Man?"
-"He is adorable."

by Shing-Wenn March 13, 2023

My Singing Monsters

a game made by some Canadian people that blew up in 2013, died in 2016, then came back because of "DABLOONS"

Bro #1: Yo, remember My Singing Monsters?
Bro #2: Yeah! Jesus, I haven't heard that name in years...

by The Guy with Bad Explanations! March 30, 2023