Obs. [f. LONG v.2 + -ING1.] pl. Belongings; appurtenances.
c. 1449. Pecock, Repr., I. iii. 15. And so forth of manie purtenauncis and longingis to matrimonye.
a. 1470. Gregory, in Hist. Collect. Lond. Cit. (Camden), 196. They dyspoylyd the placys and longgynges of many dyvers lordys. [But possibly this should read louggynges = lodgings.]
