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longful

longful adjective: long (in duration).

Adjective (1)

longful (comparative more longful, superlative most longful)

  1. (UK, archaic, dialectal) Long (in duration).
    • a longful time
  2. (UK, archaic, dialectal) Requiring length of time; tedious.

Adjective (2)

longful (comparative more longful, superlative most longful)

  1. Full of longing or desire; yearnful.

Forms of longful

comparativemore longful
superlativemost longful

Origin of longful

From long + -ful.

From long (verb) + -ful.

Questions about longful

What does longful mean?
Longful means long (in duration).
What part of speech is longful?
Longful is an adjective.

Words near longful in the dictionary

  1. Longford
  2. Longfordian
  3. Longforgan
  4. longform
  5. Longframlington
  6. longful
  7. Longgang
  8. longganisa
  9. longgrass
  10. longgrasser
  11. longgrassers

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