summerlong

summerlong

English

Etymology

Etymology tree
English summer
English -long
English summerlong

    From summer + -long.

    Adjective

    summerlong (not comparable)

    1. Extending throughout a summer
      • 2007 August 3, Mary M. Chapman, “Growing Pains for a Yearly Tribute to Classic American Cars”, in New York Times‎[1]:
        “We don’t want it to be a summerlong event, though,” said Corrigan O’Donohue, a lieutenant with the Royal Oak Police Department.
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