Crossword-Solution: DIMETER 7 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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Dimeter a. Having two poetical measures or meters.
Dimeter n. A verse of two meters.

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DIMETER anagram DEMERIT, DEMETRI, MERITED, MITERED, RETIMED

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A verse of two feet. 1 answer
Line of two feet 1 answer
Two-foot verse 1 answer
Verse of two feet 1 answer
Verse of two metrical feet. 1 answer
Type of verse. 6 answers
Verse 49 answers
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The old plural of Eye.
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ENE
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Sentences with DIMETER (5)

The _synaphea_ peculiar to this metre is neglected by him, and the rule that each system should close with a _paroemiac_ or _dimeter catalectic_ is constantly violated.
A History of Roman Literature Charles Thomas Cruttwell 2005
Then we were instructed that a "verse" or line consisting of one foot was called a monometer, of two feet, a dimeter, of three, a trimeter, of four, a tetrameter, of five, a pentameter, of six, a hexameter.
A Study of Poetry Bliss Perry 2005
When it descends to narrative, or the expression of a less-exalted strain of thought, it becomes a trimeter, having the time of six iambics, or even a dimeter, with the time of four; and it is allowable to vary the tetrameter "ode" by the occasional introduction of passages in either or both of these inferior measures, but not, I think, by the use of any other.
The Unknown Eros Coventry Patmore 2004
Iambic, Trochaic, and Anapaestic verses are further designated as dimeter, trimeter, tetrameter, according to _the number of dipodies_ (pairs of feet) which they contain.
New Latin Grammar Charles E. Bennett 2005
The completion of the evidence requires a quantitative analysis of the temporal relations presented by the whole sequence of integrated measures which compose the common verse forms: dimeter, trimeter, etc.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 Various 2005
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 5 times in crossword archives (1950–1992).