catalectic
adjective
cat·a·lec·tic ˌka-tə-ˈlek-tik 
: lacking a syllable at the end of a line in metrical verse or ending in an incomplete foot
catalectic noun
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin catalecticus, from Greek katalēktikos, from katalēgein to leave off, from kata- + lēgein to stop — more at slack
First Known Use
1589, in the meaning defined above
- burnt in
- burnt iron
- burnt italian earth
- burnt italian ocher
- burnt lake
- burnt lime
- burnt ocher
- burnt off
- burnt offering
- burnt orange
- burnt out
- enthralls
- enthralment
- enthralments
- enthrals
- enthrone
- enthroned
- enthronement
- enthronements
- enthrones
- enthroning
- enthronisation
- enthronisations
- enthronizatia
- enthronization