running rhythm
Prosody
noun
The conventional English poetic metre, characterized by the use of feet of two or three syllables, the principal stress falling on the same syllable each foot; opposed to sprung rhythm.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–1889), poet.
- glamour
- glamour boy
- glamour girl
- glamourize
- glamour model
- glamour modelling
- glamour photographer
- glamour photography
- glamour puss
- glamping
- glam rock
- glance
- glanceability
- glanceable
- glance one's eye
- glancing
- glancingly
- gland
- glanders
- gland of Montgomery
- glandular
- glandular fever
- glans
- glare
- glare ice