longsome
[ lawng-suhm, long- ]
adjective
tiresomely long; so protracted as to weary or cause boredom.
Origin of longsome
1Other words from longsome
- long·some·ly, adverb
- long·some·ness, noun
Words Nearby longsome
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How to use longsome in a sentence
Their negotiation was longsome; for both England and we, fearing deceit, sought by all means that the contract should be sure.
At the table a game of chess to play, Will help to beguile the longsome day.
Finnish Arts | Anonymous
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