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singdanger 

a person who's lastr name is sing and ends with the word danger. the word danger is their to imply that the person is , or thinks they are extreamly tough and macho. for some people this is hard and the end up with their name just sounding stupid with the word danger on the end.
This can be applied to anyone with a last name.
e.g- smithdanger
bozdanger
crankysingdanger
wow bozdanger, would you look over there!!!
gee, is that crankysingdanger, he's so tough.
yeh, lets go and say hi to him or he'l beat us sensless.
singdanger by crankysing September 24, 2006
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singinger 

a person who's ginger and sings
Hey, that Ed Sheeran dude right there, is a singinger
singinger by faqup December 29, 2016

singandern

It's a word that represents personal development, While understanding, culture, society and politics within 21st century literature.
You have proven your singandern through the performance of your play.
singandern by SHAPing the y August 19, 2024

singkandern 

The word used to describe something or someone that is simply singkandern. It can be used anytime, anywhere, in any context, to describe anyone, anything, or any point in time or place in the world.
1.
FRIEND 1: Where are you?
FRIEND 2: I'm in a very singkandern town.

2.
FRIEND 1: WOW! Who's that girl?
FRIEND 2: She looks incredibly singkandern.

3.

FRIEND 1: What time is it?
FRIEND 2: It's singkandern time.

4.

FRIEND 1: What's that you're holding?
FRIEND 2: Not sure, but it looks very singkandern
singkandern by Brownyie! August 30, 2024
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