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footlong

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foot·long  (ftlông, -lng)
adj.
Being about one foot in length: a footlong hot dog.


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Her teacher, the one with the footlong wooden ruler that cracked the backs of small hands for any disobedience, actual or imagined, had given her four licks in front of the class for calling the new girl .
Choosing Nugent, an icon of seventies' heavy metal, who conducted his on-camera dialogue while chewing on what appeared to be a footlong piece of straw, is the equivalent of, say, ABC News selecting New York financier Abe Hirschfeld as its floor correspondent.
The Subway chain is famous for its made-to-order footlong and 6- inch submarine sandwiches.
 
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