long

Phonetic Respelling: [ lawng, long ]

Definition:

adj. 1 extended in space or time; 2 excessive in length; v. desire strongly or persistently

Sentence:

I went for a long walk.

More example sentences:

I went for a long walk.

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When Zoey decides to run experiments on Gorp's fur, how long is it until the Monster Ball?

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The cuckoos sang from their nest all day long.

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How long did it take to complete the Great Pyramid of Khufu?

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The Siberian was used to the long cold winter.

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How long did it take the grasshoppers to eat all the corn?

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How long did Keeah have to save the city?

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How long will Benny be the little boy's best friend?

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How long did Duffy play baseball?

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When King Henry died, how long had it been since Elizabeth had seen him?

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Why are the nights so long during winter solstice?

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How long has the river been dry?

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After a long run it takes me a while to respire.

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How long did it take the fancy man, William James Bentley, and his companions to shoot a dozen buffalo?

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How long had Sara Kate and Gaten been married?

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Synonyms:

drawn out; lengthy; protracted

Antonyms:

short

Long rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • aung
  • chong
  • cong
  • cuong
  • dong
  • fong
  • gong
  • hmong
  • hong
  • jong
  • kong
  • kwong
  • kyong
  • kyoung
  • maung
  • mong
  • ong
  • pong
  • prong
  • quang
  • rong
  • song
  • spong
  • sprong
  • stong
  • strong
  • thong
  • throng
  • tong
  • truong
  • vong
  • wong
  • wrong
  • xiong
  • yong
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • abedejong
  • dejonge
  • dejongh
  • dedrepung
  • hong-kong
  • lifeluong
  • phuong
  • propudong
  • sarong
  • see-kiong
  • vuong
  • xudong
  • xuedong
  • yearyuzong
  • zedong
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • vietcong