Longfellow
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Name — A surname originally used as a nickname for a tall person.
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Etymology
From "long" + "fellow" — literally a nickname for a tall man.
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What does “Longfellow” mean?
The word “Longfellow” means a surname originally used as a nickname for a tall person. In plain terms, a surname that literally means "tall man," most famous through the poet Longfellow.
How do you use “Longfellow” in a sentence?
Here is “Longfellow” used in a sentence: “Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is one of America's best-known 19th-century poets.”
What part of speech is “Longfellow”?
“Longfellow” is a name.