Modifies a noun

• fish: Small elongate fish that usually lives on the sea bottom.

Object

• orbit: It has a highly elongated orbit that is inclined to the ecliptic to a greater degree than Pluto.

• mound: These may have been part of a single elongated mound with the quoit, or separate later additions to the site.

• spine: It appears that the elongated first dorsal fin spines are not always present.

• roundabout: You will meet an elongated roundabout where the train line crosses above to your right.

• neck: The elongated neck has a conical shape for a better grip.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: You should be able to make out a misty patch which appears slightly elongate.

• dazzlingly: Small elongated dazzlingly debut of an advance for first.

• greatly: Both the dorsal and anal fins, are narrow and greatly elongated, to about the same degree.

• highly: It has a highly elongated orbit that is inclined to the ecliptic to a greater degree than Pluto.

• very: The shadow on the Earth's surface was a very elongated ellipse in these places.

• much: Abdomen characteristically humped with short appendages, except in males where the fourth pair of abdominal appendages are much elongated.

Infinitive complement

• form: Whether the two arms are used as fore legs or the spine is elongated to form a tail, is not of primary significance.

Preposition: in

• direction: The 3D pattern is elongated in the direction of plate motion.

• shape: If the region is square then the resulting oval is circular; otherwise it is elongated in shape.