dis·tich 
(dĭstĭk)
(dĭstĭk)n. pl. dis·tichs
1. A unit of verse consisting of two lines, especially as used in Greek and Latin elegiac poetry.
2. A rhyming couplet.
[Latin distichon, from Greek distikhon, from neuter of distikhos, having two rows or verses : di-, two; see DI-1 + stikhos, line of verse; see steigh- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- unacceptably
- unaccommodated
- unaccompanied
- unaccomplished
- unaccountability
- unaccountable
- unaccountably
- unaccounted-for
- unaccredited
- unaccustomed
- unaccustomedly
- unachievable
- unacknowledged
- una corda
- unacquainted
- unaddressed
- unadjusted
- unadorned
- unadulterated
- unadventurous
- unadvertised
- unadvised
- unadvisedly
- unaffected
- unaffectedly