E-lōng', v. t.

(21), v. t. [O. Fr. élonguer, to delay, keep back; L. Lat. elongare, from longus, long. Cf. ELOIN. See infra.]

1. To elongate; to lengthen out. [Obs.]
2. To remove or put away from. [Obs.] “Elonged from thy right.” Wyatt.