Cam·bridge 
(kāmbrĭj)
(kāmbrĭj)1. A city of east-central England north-northeast of London. It is the site of the University of Cambridge, established in the 1200s.
2. A city of eastern Massachusetts on the Charles River opposite Boston. Settled in 1630 as New Towne, it is known for its research and educational facilities, including Harvard University (founded in 1636), Radcliffe College (founded 1879, now part of Harvard), and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1861).
- Long Island ice tea
- longitude
- longitudinal
- longitudinal dune
- longitudinally
- long johns
- long jump
- longleaf pine
- longline
- long-liner
- long-lining
- longlist
- long-lived
- long-livedness
- long measure
- long meter
- longneck
- long pepper
- long-playing
- long-range
- long run
- longshore
- longshoreman
- long shot
- long-sighted