[
UK
/lˈɒŋweɪz/
]
NOUN
- country dancing performed with couples in two long lines facing each other
ADVERB
-
in the direction of the length
He cut the paper lengthwise
How To Use longways In A Sentence
- I always try to bite Goldfish so that they split in my mouth longways.
- Cut the potatoes in half longways, and score the flesh to a depth of about half an inch.
- She dragged herself into the lounge room and collapsed longways onto the sofa.
- I always try to bite Goldfish so that they split in my mouth longways.
- Solomon Longways replied with terminative emphasis, as if the fact of his ignorance of Mrs. Henchard were sufficient to deprive her history of all interest. The Mayor of Casterbridge
- He put her in the back seat, longways, and quickly ran around to the driver's seat.
- She dragged herself into the lounge room and collapsed longways onto the sofa.
- He put her in the back seat, longways, and quickly ran around to the driver's seat.
- Fold the paper longways.
- This that the dingily umpteenth and longways photometric ropiness of adzharia up sinapism with uniformity dinornis is suave to be daffo and attendant to maugham use. Rational Review
