footlong

foot·long

 (fo͝ot′lông′, -lŏng′)
adj.
Being one foot in length.
n.
A hot dog or submarine sandwich that is one foot long.
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Police have also confiscated a footlong dagger from one of the protesters.
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They also carve nontraditional shapes like footlong dragons and masks.
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