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Definition of longe
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Longe (n.) The
training
ground
for a
horse.
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Prakrit
::
Prakrit
(n.) Any one of the
popular
dialects
descended
from, or akin to,
Sanskrit;
-- in
distinction
from the
Sanskrit,
which was used as a
literary
and
learned
language
when no
longer
spoken
by the
people.
Pali is one of the
Prakrit
dialects..
Long
::
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..
Ileum
::
Ileum (n.) The last, and
usually
the
longest,
division
of the small
intestine;
the part
between
the
jejunum
and large
intestine..
Effete
::
Effete
(a.) No
longer
capable
of
producing
young,
as an
animal,
or
fruit,
as the
earth;
hence,
worn out with age;
exhausted
of
energy;
incapable
of
efficient
action;
no
longer
productive;
barren;
sterile..
Outlast
::
Outlast
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
duration;
to
survive;
to
endure
longer
than.
Outwear
::
Outwear
(v. t.) To last
longer
than; to
outlast;
as, this cloth will
outwear
the
other..
Outsit
::
Outsit
(v. t.) To
remain
sitting,
or in
session,
longer
than, or
beyond
the time of; to
outstay..
Annihilate
::
Annihilate
(v. t.) To
destroy
the form or
peculiar
distinctive
properties
of, so that the
specific
thing no
longer
exists;
as, to
annihilate
a
forest
by
cutting
down the
trees..
Squealer
::
Squeal
(n.) A
shrill,
somewhat
prolonged
cry..
Diatribe
::
Diatribe
(n.) A
prolonged
or
exhaustive
discussion;
especially,
an
acrimonious
or
invective
harangue;
a
strain
of
abusive
or
railing
language;
a
philippic..
Elder
::
Elder (a.)
Older;
more aged, or
existing
longer..
Siphonostomatous
::
Siphonostomatous
(a.)
Having
the front edge of the
aperture
of the shell
prolonged
in the shape of a
channel
for the
protection
of the
siphon;
-- said of
certain
gastropods.
Continuant
::
Continuant
(a.)
Continuing;
prolonged;
sustained;
as, a
continuant
sound..
Adjourn
::
Adjourn
(v. i.) To
suspend
business
for a time, as from one day to
another,
or for a
longer
period,
or
indefinitely;
usually,
to
suspend
public
business,
as of
legislatures
and
courts,
or other
convened
bodies;
as,
congress
adjourned
at four
o'clock;
the court
adjourned
without
day..
Bent
::
Bent (a. & p. p.)
Changed
by
pressure
so as to be no
longer
straight;
crooked;
as, a bent pin; a bent
lever..
Prytanis
::
Prytanis
(n.) A
member
of one of the ten
sections
into which the
Athenian
senate
of five
hundred
was
divided,
and to each of which
belonged
the
presidency
of the
senate
for about one tenth of the
year..
Graduated
::
Graduated
(a.)
Tapered;
-- said of a
bird's
tail when the outer
feathers
are
shortest,
and the
others
successively
longer..
Hypognatous
::
Hypognatous
(a.)
Having
the
maxilla,
or lower jaw,
longer
than the
upper,
as in the
skimmer..
Sagittate
::
Sagittate
(a.)
Shaped
like an
arrowhead;
triangular,
with the two basal
angles
prolonged
downward..
Discolith
::
Discolith
(n.) One of a
species
of
coccoliths,
having
an oval
discoidal
body, with a thick
strongly
refracting
rim, and a
thinner
central
portion.
One of them
measures
about / of an inch in its
longest
diameter..
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