Long-day Definition

lôngdā
adjective
Of, relating to, or being a plant that flowers only when the duration of daylight is more than a certain amount, as in late spring or early summer.
American Heritage
Maturing and blooming under long periods of light and short periods of darkness.
Webster's New World

Long-day Sentence Examples

  • The Arctic peoples regulated their lives by the long day and night in the year; among the tribes in the arid region the place of sunrise was marked on the horizon for each day; the tropical Indians were not so observant, but they worshipped the sun-god above all.

  • You and your baby can get some much needed rest at the end of a long day.

  • Besides, the long day had blurred both their minds to the point of uselessness and Fred punctuated every sentence with a yawn.

  • It had been a long day.

  • Well, a horse was a lot of weight to handle, and it had been a long day of activity.

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Words Starting With

LLOLON

Words Ending With

YAYDAY

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8 Letter Words8 Letter Words Starting With L8 Letter Words Ending With Y