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King Lear\'s foot, 4 letters

To be, e.g., 4 letters

20% of pentameter's feet, 4 letters

A foot in a line, 4 letters

Anapest cousin, 4 letters

Anapest relative, 4 letters

Arose, 4 letters

Bard's foot, 4 letters

Beat in poetry, 4 letters

Blank-verse foot, 4 letters

Byron's foot?, 4 letters

Certain foot, 4 letters

da-DAH, 4 letters

Da-dum, 4 letters

Donne's foot, 4 letters

Foot, 4 letters

Foot for Browning, 4 letters

Foot for Frost, 4 letters

Foot in a line, 4 letters

Foot in a meter, 4 letters

Foot in a poem, 4 letters

Foot in a sonnet, 4 letters

Foot of a poet, 4 letters

Foot of verse, 4 letters

Foot that's part of a meter, 4 letters

Foot type, 4 letters

Foot, to a poet, 4 letters

Frost's foot, 4 letters

Frost's foot, perhaps, 4 letters

Hamlet's To be, e.g., 4 letters

Hamlet's To be, for one, 4 letters

Kind of poetic foot, 4 letters

Limerick unit, 4 letters

Literary foot, 4 letters

Longfellow's foot, 4 letters

Metric foot, 4 letters

Metric unit, 4 letters

Not-so-big foot?, 4 letters

Ogden Nash's foot, 4 letters

One fifth of Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?, 4 letters

One foot, 4 letters

One foot in a line, 4 letters

One foot, to a poet, 4 letters

One of seven in a fourteener, 4 letters

One-quarter of Whose woods these are I think I know, 4 letters

Part of a meter, 4 letters

Part of a meter, maybe, 4 letters

Part of a Shakespearean verse, often, 4 letters

Pentameter component, 4 letters

Petrarchan unit, 4 letters

Piece of poetry, 4 letters

Poem unit, 4 letters

Poet's foot, 4 letters

Poetic measure, 4 letters

Poetic meter, 4 letters

Poetic meter unit, 4 letters

Prosodic foot, 4 letters

Relative of an anapest, 4 letters

Rhythm unit, 4 letters

Rhythmic foot, 4 letters

Rubaiyat bit, 4 letters

Shakespeare's 'To be,' for example, 4 letters

Shakespeare's foot, 4 letters

Shelley's foot, 4 letters

Short-long foot, 4 letters

Small foot, 4 letters

Songwriter's poetic meter, 4 letters

Sonnet measure, 4 letters

Sonnet part, 4 letters

Sonnet unit, 4 letters

Sonneteer's unit, 4 letters

Trochee's relative, 4 letters

Two-syllable foot, 4 letters

Two-syllable poetic foot, 4 letters

Two-syllable poetic unit, 4 letters

Unstressed-stressed foot, 4 letters

Vermont but not New Hampshire, e.g.?, 4 letters

Verse foot, 4 letters

A metrical unit with unstressed-stressed syllables, 4 letters

Device that takes pictures of poetic metric units?, 10 letters

Common sonnet line quintet, 5 letters

Feet in a line, 5 letters

Feet in some meters, 5 letters

Feet in some meters (Var.), 5 letters

Horace's Epodes, 5 letters

I am near big feet (5), 5 letters

Metric feet, 5 letters

Metric poetic feet, 5 letters

Metrical units, 5 letters

Pentameter pieces, perhaps, 5 letters

Poet's feet, 5 letters

Poetic metrical feet, 5 letters

Poetic metrical units, 5 letters

Poetic metrical units (Var.), 5 letters

Shakespeare's feet, 5 letters

Short feet, 5 letters

Some feet, 5 letters

Some metric feet, 5 letters

Stressed feet, in poetry, 5 letters

There are usually five in a sonnet line, 5 letters

Units in a poem, 5 letters

Verse units, 5 letters

___ pentameter, 6 letters

___ pentameter (kind of verse), 6 letters

Kind of pentameter, 6 letters

Like feet of no concern to a podiatrist?, 6 letters

Like most sonnets, 6 letters

Like much of Wordsworth's poetry, 6 letters

Like much old poetry, 6 letters

Like much Shakespearean dialogue, 6 letters

Like Shakespeare's feet, 6 letters

Like Shakespeare's sonnets, 6 letters

Of a poetic foot, 6 letters

Written in verse, 6 letters

Written in verse, in a way, 6 letters

A verse line consisting of iambs, 6 letters

Gilbert & Sullivan's Princess Ida is written in it, 14 letters

Lack of metric clarity?, 10 letters

Song recounting a leisurely walk?, 12 letters

Virtually any line from Shakespeare?, 10 letters

Come live with me and be my love has four of them, 5 letters

Frost-y feet, 5 letters

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? has five of these, 5 letters

Common pentameter components, 5 letters

da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM, 5 letters

Feet for Keats, 5 letters

Feet for poets, 5 letters

Feet for Pound, 5 letters

Feet found in English verse, 5 letters

Feet in a meter, 5 letters

Feet in some meters, 5 letters

Feet of poetry, 5 letters

Feet on the desk, maybe, 5 letters

Feet that go along with the beat, 5 letters

Feet with rhythm?, 5 letters

Feet, of sorts, 5 letters

Fourteener heptads, 5 letters

Frost feet, 5 letters

Keats feet, 5 letters

Metric feet, 5 letters

Metrical measures, 5 letters

Metrical units, 5 letters

Ogden Nash's feet, 5 letters

Pentameter parts, 5 letters

Pentameter parts, maybe, 5 letters

Poetic feet, 5 letters

Poetic units, 5 letters

Prosodic feet, 5 letters

Rhythmic feet, 5 letters

Shakespeare's feet, 5 letters

Some feet, 5 letters

Some two-syllable feet, 5 letters

Sonnet line fivesome, 5 letters

Sonnet segments, 5 letters

Sonneteer's feet, 5 letters

Two-beat feet, 5 letters

Two-syllable feet, 5 letters

Whittier's feet, 5 letters

Foot in a line, 6 letters

Metrical foot, 6 letters

Poetic foot, 6 letters

Two-syllable unit, 6 letters

A metrical unit with unstressed-stressed syllables, 6 letters

Metrical feet, 8 letters

Metrical feet (Var.), 8 letters

Poet's motto?, 12 letters

Elizabeth Barrett Browning, e.g.?, 9 letters

Poet's favorite 1972 hit?, 9 letters

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