monostrophe
noun
mono·strophe
ˈmänəˌstrōf(ē)
1
: a poem of one stanza
2
: a poem in which all the stanzas are of the same metric form
Word History
Etymology
Greek monostrophos consisting of a single strophe, from mon- + strophē strophe
- irritant clause
- irritants
- irritate
- irritated
- irritates
- irritating
- irritatingly
- irritation
- bitten at
- bitten back
- bitten by the (activity) bug
- bitten by the activity bug
- bitten by the bug
- bitten on
- bitten the dust
- bitten-leaf disease
- bitter
- bitter almond
- bitter aloes
- bitter apple
- bitter ash
- bitter bugle
- bitter buttons
- bitter cassava
- bitter cherry