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Webster Dictionary :: Longlegged
LONG'LEGGED, a. Having long legs.
Webster Dictionary :: Longitudinally
LONGITU'DINALLY, adv. In the direction of length. Some of the fibers of the huma...
Webster Dictionary :: Longitudinal
LONGITU'DINAL, a. 1. Pertaining to longitude or length; as longitudinal distance...
Webster Dictionary :: Longitude
LON'GITUDE, n. [L. longitudo, from longus, long.] 1. Properly length; as the lon...
Webster Dictionary :: Longish
LONG'ISH, a. Somewhat long; moderately long.
Webster Dictionary :: Longinquity
LONGIN'QUITY, n. [L. longinquitas.] Great distance.
Webster Dictionary :: Longingly
LONG'INGLY, adv. With eager wishes or appetite.
Webster Dictionary :: Longing
LONG'ING, ppr. Earnestly desiring; having a craving or preternatural appetite. L...
Webster Dictionary :: Longimetry
LONGIM'ETRY, n. [L. longus, long, and Gr. measure.] The art or practice of measu...
Webster Dictionary :: Longimanous
LONGIM'ANOUS, a. [L. longus, long, and manus, hand.] Having long hands.
Webster Dictionary :: Longevous
LONGE'VOUS, a. [L. longavus, supra.] Living a long time; of great age.
Webster Dictionary :: Longevity
LONGEV'ITY, n. [L. longavitas; longus, long, and avum, age.] Length or duration ...
Webster Dictionary :: Longeval
LONGE'VAL, a. [L. longus and avum.] Long lived.
Webster Dictionary :: Longest
LON'GEST, a. Of the greatest extent; as the longest line. LON'GEST , adv. For th...
Webster Dictionary :: Longer
LON'GER, a. [comp. of long.] More long; of greater length; as a longer course. L...
Webster Dictionary :: Longboat
LONG'BOAT, n. The largest and strongest boat belonging to a ship.
