rhyme-letter
noun
1(In early English alliterative verse) each of the alliterating initial letters in a line.
2(In Arabic verse) the consonant letter that distinguishes the rhyme within a strophe or poem.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Walter Skeat (1835–1912), philologist.
- diversification
- diversify
- diversion
- diversionary
- diversity
- divert
- diverticula
- diverticular
- diverticular disease
- diverticulitis
- diverticulosis
- diverticulum
- divertimento
- divertingly
- divertissement
- Dives
- divest
- divestiture
- divestment
- divesture
- divey
- divide
- divide and rule (or conquer)
- divided against itself
- divided highway