The Collaborative International Dictionary
long-familiar
long-familiar \long-familiar\ adj. frequently seen or experienced; as, a long-familiar face.
Syn: well-known(prenominal), well known(predicate).
WordNet
long-familiar
adj. frequently experienced; known closely or intimately; "a long-familiar face"; "a well-known voice reached her ears" [syn: well-known(a)]
Usage examples of "long-familiar".
A long-familiar row of letters and numerals gleamed on one retaining ring, and Regional Command, Alta, had little reason to contact him any more.