Long

What do we mean by long?

Extending or traveling a relatively great distance. adjective

Having relatively great height; tall. adjective

Having the greater length of two or the greatest length of several. adjective

Of relatively great duration. adjective

Of a specified linear extent or duration. adjective

Made up of many members or items. adjective

Extending beyond an average or standard. adjective

Extending or landing beyond a given boundary, limit, or goal. adjective

Tediously protracted; lengthy. adjective

Concerned with distant issues; far-reaching. adjective

Involving substantial chance; risky. adjective

Having an abundance or excess of. adjective

Having a holding of a commodity or security in expectation of a rise in price. adjective

Having a comparatively great duration. Used of a vowel or consonant. adjective

Relating to or being the English speech sounds (ā, ē, ī, ō, oo͞) that are tense vowels or diphthongs. adjective

Being of relatively great duration. Used of a syllable in quantitative prosody. adjective

During or for an extended period of time. adverb

A long vowel.

A long syllable.

A note formerly used in music, one half the length of a large, twice that of a breve.

A long integer variable, twice the size of an int, two or four times the size of a short, and half of a long long.

An entity with a long position in an asset.

A long-term investment.

The long summer vacation at the English universities.

A lot of effort or not worth the effort. To do a long task would be a trek Urban Dictionary

General expression of annoyance. Urban Dictionary

The adjective that describes length. Urban Dictionary

Means 'hard' as in a hard task Urban Dictionary

(2nd tone) the Western romanization of the Chinese word for 'dragon' Urban Dictionary

(a) when a person is continuously dry they may be considered long aswell. (b) when someone takes ages to do anything. one who leaves their friends waiting for time while they complete a task that should take a matter of seconds. Urban Dictionary

To be called long, is different to tall. Tall is to be high up and look down on others but to be long. If called long, the person calling you long actually wants to have a child with you and marry you for eternity. Urban Dictionary

To have a very long penis that can penetrate deeply. Urban Dictionary

N. a situation which involves extreme harshness adj. one who displays long qualities. Urban Dictionary

If someone is late. If someone hasn't fullfilled a promise, etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to long:
long.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word long:
inflorescence, petals, hairs, tails, jump, slender, flowers, legs, wide, beach, tail, beam, pointed, ago, thin, bills, narrow, flower, distance, hair, wings, illness, island, thick, diameter, stem.

Words that rhyme with long:
along, strong, wrong, song, schlong, tang, throng, lifelong, belong, thong, prolong, bong, twang, pong, prong, gong, dong, furlong, headstrong, tong, kong, headlong, wong, yearlong, hmong, get along, sarong, weeklong, hong, armstrong, clong, daylong, fong, come along, ong, plainsong, birdsong, mong, vietcong, cong, flong, go along, swang, jiang, scuppernong, jong, spong, torch song, chong, huang, yong, kang, stong, klong, rong, swan song, tag along, monthlong, hourlong, all along, zhang, dwang, sprong, guangdong, kwang, zedong, hong kong, quang, go wrong, theme song, delong, string along, chuang, play along, truong, hwang, folk song, xiong, neil armstrong, kwong, vong, sense of right and wrong, mao zedong, pull along, cannonball along, phuong, belt along, civil wrong, rush along, zhejiang, bucket along, run along, pudong, rub along, right along, kyong, pelt along, for a song, scrape along, dejong.

Adjectives that are often used to describe long:
last, angeles, how, late, more, live, short, dead, poor, chaille, possible, former, life, significant, potential, less, sick, net, anti, absent, year, inch, serious, summy, successful, effective, mile, extra, cerroni, poorest, silent, hendrick, stable, unsigned, day, dear, half, foot, gia, york, loch, yard, dew.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective long:
time, run, way, period, periods, term, history, hair, life, hours, line, journey, list, series, day, distances, while, distance, experience, letter, tradition, process, silence, lines, story, struggle, legs, duration, axis, bones, pause, career, moment, walk, standing, table, night, breath, range, trip, talk, war, intervals, road, shot, tail, look, grass, past, poem, voyage, arm, course, beard, face, fingers, delay, walks, chain, interval, conversation, discussion, arms, ride, neck, drive, march, absence, speech, illness, haul, train, reign, tube, stretch, coat, nose, wait, winter, journeys, stretches, hairs, sigh, passage, rows, corridor, chains, stay, nights, letters, debate, string, association, sleep.

Consonant match to long:
lung, ling, lang, lange, langue, leng, leong, leung, lyng, loong.

Words that sound like long:
long, loung, lawn, lung, ling, lang, leng, lange, lng, leung, loong, laun, langue, lyng, lawm, leong, -ling, laune, lonn, lon, lown, lom, lomb, laan, lohn, llan, laam, lol, lawl, lall, llol, line, along, law, lane, lame, lean, lime, lamb, lone, limb, loan, lin, lem, lan, len, loin, lam, lim, lain, loam, lien, longed, leen, leanne, linn, layne, laine, lene, lome, leam, laim, allong, lein, ln, linh, leem, logn, liem, lauge, lign, linne, lawe, flong, lahm, lamm, clong, lenn, lann, llin, elong, lambe, lemm, leme, lamme, lahn, long i, lawing, lemn, klong, leine, lehn, leim, llyn, lehne, limbe, limm, lisne, leeme, lnw.