synaphea
noun
syn·a·phea
ˌsinəˈfēə
variants or less commonly synapheia
-fē(y)ə,
-fīə
plural -s
: continuous metrical regularity (as in a group of anapestic verses) such that syllables at the end of one line may form part of a foot completed by syllables at the beginning of the next line
Word History
Etymology
Greek synapheia, literally, combination, union, from synaphēs united, connected (from syn- + -aphēs, from haptein to fasten) + -ia -y
- horse syphilis
- horse thistle
- horse thyme
- horse trade
- horse trader
- horse traders
- horse trading
- horse violet
- horse wrangler
- horse's ass
- horse's neck
- horse-and-buggy
- horse-chestnut family
- horse-drawn
- horse-eye
- horse-eye bean
- horse-eye jack
- horse-eyed jack
- horse-mule
- horse-trade
- horse-trade (with)
- horse-trade with
- horse-traded
- horse-traded (with)
- horse-traded with