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Definition of prolong
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prolong is as below...
Prolong
(a.) To put off to a
distant
time; to
postpone.
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Surfaced
::
Surface
(n.) That part of the side which is
terminated
by the flank
prolonged,
and the angle of the
nearest
bastion..
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The
anterior,
often
spinelike,
prolongation
of the
carapace
of a
crustacean,
as in the
lobster
and the
prawn..
Hum
::
Hum (v. i.) To make a low,
prolonged
sound,
like that of a bee in
flight;
to
drone;
to
murmur;
to buzz; as, a top
hums..
Continuation
::
Continuation
(n.) That act or state of
continuing;
the state of being
continued;
uninterrupted
extension
or
succession;
prolongation;
propagation.
Diatribe
::
Diatribe
(n.) A
prolonged
or
exhaustive
discussion;
especially,
an
acrimonious
or
invective
harangue;
a
strain
of
abusive
or
railing
language;
a
philippic..
Coyote
::
Coyote
(n.) A
carnivorous
animal
(Canis
latrans),
allied
to the dog, found in the
western
part of North
America;
--
called
also
prairie
wolf. Its voice is a
snapping
bark,
followed
by a
prolonged,
shrill
howl..
Prolonge
::
Prolonge
(n.) A rope with a hook and a
toggle,
sometimes
used to drag a gun
carriage
or to lash it to the
limber,
and for
various
other
purposes..
Intone
::
Intone
(v. i.) To utter a
prolonged
tone or a deep,
protracted
sound;
to speak or
recite
in a
measured,
sonorous
manner;
to
intonate..
Protraction
::
Protraction
(n.) A
drawing
out, or
continuing;
the act of
delaying
the
termination
of a
thing;
prolongation;
continuance;
delay;
as, the
protraction
of a
debate..
Rostrifera
::
Rostrifera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
pectinibranchiate
gastropods,
having
the head
prolonged
into a snout which is not
retractile..
Squeal
::
Squeal
(v. i.) To cry with a
sharp,
shrill,
prolonged
sound,
as
certain
animals
do,
indicating
want,
displeasure,
or
pain..
Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To blow; to sound by
blowing;
esp., to sound with
prolonged
and
mutually
involved
notes..
Prolongate
::
Prolongate
(v. t.) To
prolong;
to
extend
in space or in time.
Hiss
::
Hiss (n.) A
prolonged
sound like that
letter
s, made by
forcing
out the
breath
between
the
tongue
and
teeth,
esp. as a token of
disapprobation
or
contempt..
Proostracum
::
Proostracum
(n.) The
anterior
prolongation
of the guard of the
phragmocone
of
belemnites
and
allied
fossil
cephalopods,
whether
horny or
calcareous.
See
Illust.
of
Phragmocone..
Continuant
::
Continuant
(n.) A
continuant
sound;
a
letter
whose sound may be
prolonged.
Rumor
::
Rumor (n.) A
prolonged,
indistinct
noise..
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
enlarge;
to
widen;
to carry out
further;
as, to
extend
the
capacities,
the
sphere
of
usefulness,
or
commerce;
to
extend
power or
influence;
to
continue,
as time; to
lengthen;
to
prolong;
as, to
extend
the time of
payment
or a
season
of
trail..
Axis
::
Axis (n.) Also used of the body only of the
vertebra,
which is
prolonged
anteriorly
within
the
foramen
of the first
vertebra
or
atlas,
so as to form the
odontoid
process
or peg which
serves
as a pivot for the atlas and head to turn
upon..
Productile
::
Productile
(a.)
Capable
of being
extended
or
prolonged;
extensible;
ductile.
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