Prolong

What do we mean by prolong?

To lengthen in duration; protract. transitive verb

To lengthen in time; extend the duration of; lengthen out.

To put off to a future time; postpone.

To extend in space or length: as, to prolong a straight line.

Synonyms and To protract, extend, continue, draw out.

To lengthen out; extend.

A prolongation: used specifically of an extension or elongated mouthpiece or chamber on retorts for the manufacture of zinc products or for the handling of other oxids which are volatile at high temperatures. noun

To extend in space or length. transitive verb

To lengthen in time; to extend the duration of; to draw out; to continue. transitive verb

To put off to a distant time; to postpone. transitive verb

To extend in space or length. verb

To lengthen in time; to extend the duration of; to draw out; to continue. verb

To lengthen temporally; to put off to a distant time; to postpone. verb

Lengthen or extend in duration or space verb

Lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer verb

To extend in space or length.

To lengthen in time; to extend the duration of

To put off to a distant time; to postpone.

To become longer; lengthen.

1. to lengthen out in time; extend the duration of; cause to continue longer: to prolong one's stay abroad. 2. to make longer in spatial extent: to prolong a line. Urban Dictionary

A code word in the LGBTQ community, a more "dirty word" to represent same-sex sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

When two individuals hug for a long time. Usually more than 5 minutes. Urban Dictionary

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In this economy many people are looking for ways to save money. One is to prolong their products. For example, they may water down handsoap or cut open a tube of toothpaste to scrape all of the toothpaste out. These things are done to ensure every ounce of product is used before buying anything new. Urban Dictionary

When a woman is giving birth, a volunteer male inserts his dickhead into her pussy and delays labor. Urban Dictionary

An ancient sign to ward off evil, invented by Bo Burnham. Urban Dictionary

A disorder caused when someone who has had their eyes stuck so long on a videogame screen that when they command their player to look in a direction the actually turn their own head and then feel completely ashamed. Urban Dictionary

Prolonged grief disorder (PGD) is a mental disorder consisiting a clearly separated set of symptoms following death of close one. Symptoms include Depression, Emotional pain, Loneliness, Identity disturbance. Difficult accepting loss is also common. No guarantee onset of PGD. Known risk factors include one-time incidents: Miscarriage, Death either by homicide or suicide, Death in hospital. Long-term predictors include: Childhood separation anxiety, Parental abuse, Emotional dependency. Tricyclic antidepressants alone or together with interpersonal psychotherapy ineffective in reducing PGD symptoms, and psychotherapy designed specifically for PGD has been proven to be beneficial. Urban Dictionary

When you stay on the toilet for about an hour or more after you actually shit because you brought your smartphone, 3DS, vibrator, etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prolong:
prolong, prolog.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prolong:
prolongation, deliberations, consult, interval, lifespan, agony, longevity, shelf, schism, chemotherapy, survival, bah, indefinitely, careers, duration, delegates, bleeding, enable, cardiac, permit, life, sail, litigation, blocking, progression, stay, healing, drugs, battery, enhance, suffering, torture, legends, lifetime, symptoms, patients, negotiations, therapy, lives, delay, competitive, throw, useful, drug, reduce, effects, presents, pain, emphasis, risk, patient, increase, treatment, prevent, extend, effect, impossible, conflict, milk, affect, beyond, occur, golf.

Words that rhyme with prolong:
along, long, strong, wrong, song, schlong, tang, throng, lifelong, belong, thong, 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, so long, rong, swan song, tag along, monthlong, hourlong, all along, zhang, dwang, sprong, guangdong, kwang, zedong, before long, 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, all day long, pudong, rub along, right along, kyong, pelt along.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prolong:
immense, chaste, rich, vertical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prolong:
life, survival, time, period, periods, use, expectancy, exposure, tube, recipient, matters, duration, treatment, operations, potential, lives.

Consonant match to prolong:
prowling.

Words that sound like prolong:
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