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Definition of long
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of long is as below...
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..
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Archaeopteryx
::
Archaeopteryx
(n.) A
fossil
bird, of the
Jurassic
period,
remarkable
for
having
a long
tapering
tail of many
vertebrae
with
feathers
along each side, and jaws armed with
teeth,
with other
reptilian
characteristics..
Vimineous
::
Vimineous
(a.)
Producing
long,
slender
twigs or
shoots..
Flash
::
Flash (v. t.) To
convey
as by a
flash;
to light up, as by a
sudden
flame or
light;
as, to flash a
message
along the
wires;
to flash
conviction
on the
mind..
Postal
::
Postal
(a.)
Belonging
to the post
office
or mail
service;
as,
postal
arrangements;
postal
authorities..
Cephalaspis
::
Cephalaspis
(n.) A genus of
fossil
ganoid
fishes
found in the old red
sandstone
or
Devonian
formation.
The head is
large,
and
protected
by a broad
shield-shaped
helmet
prolonged
behind
into two
lateral
points..
Uniaxial
::
Uniaxial
(a.)
Having
only one axis;
developing
along a
single
line or
plane;
--
opposed
to
multiaxial.
Daily
::
Daily (a.)
Happening,
or
belonging
to, each
successive
day;
diurnal;
as, daily
labor;
a daily
bulletin..
Labiate
::
Labiate
(a.)
Belonging
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Labiatae),
of which the mint, sage, and
catnip
are
examples.
They are
mostly
aromatic
herbs..
Rhaphe
::
Rhaphe
(n.) The
continuation
of the seed stalk along the side of an
anatropous
ovule or seed,
forming
a ridge or
seam..
Whiskered
::
Whiskered
(a.)
Having
elongated
hairs,
feathers,
or
bristles
on the
cheeks..
Pycnogonida
::
Pycnogonida
(n. pl.) A class of
marine
arthropods
in which the body is small and thin, and the eight legs
usually
very long; --
called
also
Pantopoda..
Covet
::
Covet (v. t.) To long for
inordinately
or
unlawfully;
to
hanker
after
(something
forbidden).
Alongshoreman
::
Alongshoreman
(n.) See
Longshoreman.
Supermaterial
::
Superlunary
(a.) Being above the moon; not
belonging
to this
world;
--
opposed
to
sublunary.
Settee
::
Settee
(n.) A
vessel
with a very long, sharp prow,
carrying
two or three masts with
lateen
sails,
-- used in the
Mediterranean..
Foreby
::
Foreby
(prep.)
Near; hard by;
along;
past. See
Forby.
Adipocere
::
Adipocere
(n.) A soft,
unctuous,
or waxy
substance,
of a light brown
color,
into which the fat and
muscle
tissue
of dead
bodies
sometimes
are
converted,
by long
immersion
in water or by
burial
in moist
places.
It is a
result
of fatty
degeneration..
Bullet
::
Bullet
(n.) A
missile,
usually
of lead, and round or
elongated
in form, to be
discharged
from a
rifle,
musket,
pistol,
or other small
firearm..
Holdfast
::
Holdfast
(n.)
Something
used to
secure
and hold in place
something
else, as a long
fiat-headed
nail, a catch a hook, a
clinch,
a
clamp,
etc.;
hence,
a
support..
Exogen
::
Exogen
(n.) A plant
belonging
to one of the
greater
part of the
vegetable
kingdom,
and which the
plants
are
characterized
by
having
c wood bark, and pith, the wood
forming
a layer
between
the other two, and
increasing,
if at all, by the
animal
addition
of a new layer to the
outside
next to the bark. The
leaves
are
commonly
netted-veined,
and the
number
of
cotyledons
is two, or, very
rarely,
several
in a
whorl.
Cf.
Endogen..
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