Protract
<pro-trakt>
too long; prolong; lingering;
something that continues on for a long time beyond the normal length.
He did not protract the song. Everyone was relieved.
Memory trick:
protract reminds of prolong
At work:
Don't protract the sales pitch. Stop talking when they agree to buy.
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