long-time
/ˈlɒŋtʌɪm
/adjective
(Especially of a person) having had a specified role or identity for a long time: his long-time friend and colleague...
- Needing to secure the money, I called Ian, my long-time friend and financial adviser.
- Instead, what you will see is two young boys embracing each other, like long-time friends.
- Her long-time neighbour has a friend in helping her to mow her lawn.
- make (a) game of
- make a go of
- make a hames of
- make a hash of
- make-ahead
- make a hit
- make a hole in
- make a Horlicks of
- make a House
- make a joke of
- make a killing
- make allowance(s) for
- make a man out of someone
- make a market
- make a match
- make a meal of
- make a mess
- make a mess of
- make a mockery of
- make (a) mock of
- make a monkey of (or out of) someone
- make a mountain out of a molehill
- make a move
- make a move on (or put the moves on)
- make a muck of