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Long
Long
superl.
Drawn
out
in a
line
, or in
the
direction
of
length
;
protracted
;
extended
; as, a
long
line
;
opposed
to
short
,
and
distinguished
from
broad
or
wide
.
Long
superl.
Drawn
out
or
extended
in
time
;
continued
through
a
considerable
tine
, or to a
great
length
; as, a
long
series
of
events
; a
long
debate
; a
long
drama
; a
long
history
; a
long
book
.
Long
superl.
Slow
in
passing
;
causing
weariness
by
length
or
duration
;
lingering
; as,
long
hours
of
watching
.
Long
superl.
Occurring
or
coming
after
an
extended
interval
;
distant
in
time
;
far
away
.
Long
superl.
Extended
to
any
specified
measure
; of a
specified
length
; as, a
span
long
; a
yard
long
; a
mile
long
,
that
is,
extended
to
the
measure
of a
mile
,
etc
.
Long
superl.
Far
-
reaching
;
extensive
.
Long
superl.
Prolonged
, or
relatively
more
prolonged
, in
utterance
;
said
of
vowels
and
syllables
.
See
Short
, a., 13,
and
Guide
to
Pronunciation
, // 22, 30.
Long
n.
A
note
formerly
used
in
music
,
one
half
the
length
of a
large
,
twice
that
of a
breve
.
Long
n.
A
long
sound
,
syllable
, or
vowel
.
Long
n.
The
longest
dimension
;
the
greatest
extent
;
in
the
phrase
,
the
long
and
the
short
of it,
that
is,
the
sum
and
substance
of it.
Long
adv.
To a
great
extent
in
apace
; as, a
long
drawn
out
line
.
Long
adv.
To a
great
extent
in
time
;
during
a
long
time
.
Long
adv.
At a
point
of
duration
far
distant
,
either
prior
or
posterior
; as,
not
long
before
;
not
long
after
;
long
before
the
foundation
of
Rome
;
long
after
the
Conquest
.
Long
adv.
Through
the
whole
extent
or
duration
.
Long
adv.
Through
an
extent
of
time
,
more
or
less
;
only
in
question
; as,
how
long
will
you
be
gone
?
Long
prep.
By
means
of; by
the
fault
of;
because
of.
Long
a.
To
feel
a
strong
or
morbid
desire
or
craving
; to
wish
for
something
with
eagerness
;
followed
by an
infinitive
, or by
after
or
for
.
Long
a.
To
belong
;
used
with
to,
unto
, or
for
.
Long
a.
Having
a
supply
of
stocks
or
goods
;
prepared
for
, or
depending
for
a
profit
upon
,
advance
in
prices
; as,
long
of
cotton
.
Hence
,
the
phrases
: to be, or go,
long
of
the
market
, to be on
the
long
side
of
the
market
, to
hold
products
or
securities
for
a
rise
in
price
,
esp
.
when
bought
on a
margin
.
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