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footlong

[foot-lawng, -long] / ˈfʊtˌlɔŋ, -ˌlɒŋ /




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Subway has closed thousands of U.S. locations in recent years due to over-expansion, outdated operations and decor, stale menus and $5 footlong deals that eroded franchisees' profits.

From Reuters

We only get a few shots of what looks like a Footlong topped with cold cuts and slices of cheese.

From Salon

I bought a couple cheap rechargeable LED flashlights last month and they each included a footlong USB-C cable.

From Seattle Times

In practice, Subway could now, with legal confidence, tell its franchisees to sell footlong sandwiches at no more than $5, even if that forced them to sustain losses or to cut workers’ wages; same story with McDonald’s and its Dollar Menu.

From Slate

These footlong hoagies are overstuffed, with the melted cheese binding the fillings to keep them from falling out of the ciabatta bread.

From Seattle Times