Long S

A old English letter used to add ſ instead of the letter s

Me: hey
Friend: what?
Me: what is this symbol ſ?
Friend: oh that’s long s, it used to add long s instead of the letter s.
Me: cool

by þe olde shoppe July 15, 2022

Long's pussy

The notorious vagina is known to be excel at cockriding and attracting young thugs.Thus,if ones want to indicate an individual as who is incredible awareness in sex or indeed a hoe. This word is recommendable

I've hung out with her quite a few times.She got the Long's pussy

by sgutuop April 11, 2023

it's a long story

A way of saying "I don't want to tell you"

From 'The Fast and The Furious'

'so how d'you know him?'
'It's a long story'
'We've got a 40 mile hike.'
'A business deal went sour,And once I made the mistake of sleeping with his sister'.

by Jay & Silent Bob June 24, 2004

How long's a string

A mind boggling statement to which no man can come back with any reasonable response. The only known response is Touche.

Guy: ....and I never when scuba diving with my pants off again. Anyway, how long you been living here?

Other Guy: Well...how long's a string?

by Bro-seph Sebastian Bach June 22, 2010

It's a Long Story

Something said by some one when they don't actually want to tell you what happened.

Person #1 - So where were you yesterday?!

Person #2 - It's a Long Story...

by me218 September 25, 2008

it's a long story

Said when they ask you something you don't have time to explain

Hey, aren't you at school?

Not today. It's a long story.

by Simon The Great And Howling One January 14, 2008

The Long S

An obsolete variant of the letter s "ſ" that is often confused with an f (it also resembles ∫, a calculus symbol); It fell out of favour in the early 19th-Century for this very reason, as printers found that it was more practical to use a variant of s that would not be confused with f.

The long s still survives in German as the letter ß, which is a ligature of the letters ſ and s combined into ſs (ß). It can also be found in the Jägermeiſter (Jägermeister) logo.

"Hey, why does this word say 'ſuſpicious' in this old book? Shouldn't that be an s; I don't remember suspicious being spelt with f."

"That's just one of the ways that they wrote s back then; it's called the Long S."

by Flaminghorse July 30, 2018