long one

American  

noun

1. Informal.  tall one.

2. Slang.  a bottle of beer.

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Example Sentences

"For many children with cerebral palsy, the road to diagnosis is a long one, and families can spend years knowing their child is 'at risk' of developmental issues but not fully understanding what that will mean," says its founder Amanda Richardson.

From BBC

Here’s the long one: Aside from your pension and Social Security, your income appears to be derived mostly from real estate.

From MarketWatch

Montgomery’s story was a long one.

From Los Angeles Times

They say it was always felt the journey being taken under Amorim would be a long one and that the club want to avoid making short-term decisions based around a couple of poor results.

From BBC

“My journey has been a long one, and it started with my father’s decision to move to the U.S.,”

From Los Angeles Times