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long play
noun
- a long-playing phonograph record.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of long play1
First recorded in 1950–55
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Example Sentences
I first heard her music probably in 1975, when she came out with the long-play version of “Love to Love You Baby.”
From The Daily Beast
The words of the long play about the paladins are improvised, but they have in the theatre the MSS.
From Project Gutenberg
In dealing with scenes from a long play—whether linked or disconnected—pupils will always have a feeling of incompleteness.
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It was early in the afternoon, so the children settled down for a long play.
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But the audience and the critics only saw this speech as part of a long play.
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She was unable to lose a sense of looking on, as if morning, noon and night she were at another long play.
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