How long have you been standing there

When you do something you usually only do alone, like sing while washing the dishes or making food for example, and someone was standing at a distance in the same room and you notice, so you ask them how long they've been there.

guy 1: *singing*
guy 2: hi
guy 1: how long have you been standing there?

by Nopersonalorsmthidk December 20, 2024

Eva Long

A name given to those with a pure and beautiful soul, inside and out.

“i wish i could be like Eva Long”

by Bigtoe Bandit December 24, 2024

Long lennon

A absurdly long stretched out image of the Beatles member John Lennon

“Have you seen my image of long Lennon anywhere?”

by angxl December 29, 2024

long hair bai

A male with long hair . Typically a coolie guy or Caribbean guy .

A bai look Long hair bai . Long hair bai is at the Door. Aye bai did you see Long hair bai today ?

by Justin Chach December 29, 2024

Ling the Long

A colloquial, humorous term referring to a penis, derived from the Hindi word "ling" (लिंग), which traditionally means "phallus" or "genital organ." The term is often used in an exaggerated manner to describe someone with a notably large penis.

Not to be confused with the religious symbol Shiva linga (or lingum)

Dude: Ravi thinks his Ling the Long can make women beg for more. My Slick the Thick-Dick disagrees.
Girl: Did you see Raj's bulge after pool?
Girl 2: Oh ma gawd gurl! Ling the Long is gonna be mine after graduation.

by Sibah Hameed January 12, 2025

Long

(of a person) tall.

Here's an example sentence:
"He is quite long, standing several inches above all the rest in the room."

Pay attention to the fact that "long" can also mean "lasting for a long time," but in this case, I applied it to the description of a person's height.

by Arminkshipper June 21, 2025

Long

(of a vowel) that is categorized as long both in quality and extent is long (e.g., in standard British English the vowel /u / in food is long compared to the short vowel /ʊ/ in good ).

A sample sentence is:
"Long vowels are typically pronounced more longly than their short equivalents, like the long vowel /i / in the word "beat" as opposed to the short vowel /ɪ/ in the word "bit."

by Arminkshipper June 21, 2025