Crossword-Clue: EXTRA syllable after last complete dipody (of verse)
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15 letters (1 answer)
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- HAVING extra syllable after last complete dipody (of verse) 93.46%
- having an additional syllable or half-foot after the last complete dipody 61.79%
- Like the last complete symphony of Gustav Mahler 61.22%
- Words after complete or close 58.23%
- Two-syllable feet, in verse. 57.89%
- UNSTRESSED syllable at beginning of verse 57.14%
- ROMAN laws, complete body of 57.14%
- Syllable after Da Doo 56.34%
- the absence of a syllable in the last foot of a line or verse 55.86%
- LAWS, complete body of 53.52%
- "The ___," Shakespeare's last complete play 53.49%
- Twelve-syllable line of verse 53.16%
- Extra after a movie's credits, perhaps 52.87%
- Refrain syllable, sometimes 52.63%
- Country singer's complete works? 51.85%
- Three-syllable foot whose last syllable is stressed 51.49%
- Has complete domination over 51.28%
- Poet with initials for "The Waste Land" 50.70%
- One-syllable Alaskan city 50.67%
- Apt letters that complete this word: P_RPO_ _ 50.55%
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