<p><strong>Noun</strong></p><ul><li>The longest extent of anything as measured from end to end: the length of a river.</li><li>The measure of the greatest dimension of a plane or solid figure.</li><li>Extent from beginning to end of a series, enumeration, account, book, etc.: a report running 300 pages in length.</li><li>Extent in time; duration: the length of a battle.</li><li>A distance determined by the extent of something specified: Hold the picture at arm's length.</li><li>A piece or portion of a certain or a known extent: a length of rope.</li><li>The quality or state of being long rather than short: a journey remarkable for its length.</li><li>The extent to which a person might or would go in pursuing something: He went to great lengths to get what he wanted.</li><li>A large extent or expanse of something.</li><li>The measure from end to end of a horse, boat, etc., as a unit of distance in racing: The horse won by two lengths.</li><li>The extent of a garment related to a point it reaches, as on the wearer's body, the floor, or on a garment used as a standard of measurement (usually used in combination): an ankle-length gown; a floor-length negligee; a three-quarter-length coat.</li><li>The possession of four or more than four cards in a given suit.</li><li>(Theater Archaic) 42 lines of an acting part.</li></ul><p><strong>End of Response</strong></p>