Very long, tedious. Obsolete.

With implication of excessive duration: continuing too long; tediously lengthy; (of a speech, a literary work, etc.) prolix. Also in it (etc.) were (t…

Long, lengthy, esp. excessively or tediously so; lasting or taking a long time.

Occupying an indefinitely long time; immensely long, very tedious, ‘endless’. (Used predicatively, with infinitive or with personal subject: cf. long…

That takes a tediously long time to do or happen; slow, drawn-out.

In colloquial, regional, and slang uses. slang. Long and tedious.

Used hyperbolically or in a relative sense. With the implication of weariness or disgust: interminable, endlessly recurring; = eternal, adj. 4b.

Of a period of time or (occasionally) distance: long, esp. inordinately or tediously so. Of an event or action: taking place over a long period of…

Familiarly, implying weariness or disgust: That seems to be going on for ever; perpetual, incessant, always recurring.