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➠ IAMB - 4 Letters : Crossword Clue

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iamb
  • - It's one foot long
  • - Metrical foot of a short then long syllable
  • - Two-syllable poetic foot (anagram of "bima")
  • - One foot in "the grave," poetically speaking
  • - Shakespearean foot
  • - "duh-dum" foot
  • - Metrical foot consisting of an unstressed and a stressed syllable
  • - bit of blank verse
  • - Foot injury initially seen by a GP, perhaps
  • - A two-syllable foot in poetry
  • - longfellow's foot
  • - Part of a meter, in literature
  • - Bit of poetry penned by William Blake
  • - Foot, in verse
  • - Poetic foot with a short and long syllable
  • - On island, young animal hasn't left foot
  • - Unit of rhythm in poetry
  • - Metrical foot for the word "afoot"
  • - poetic foot that goes "da-dum"
  • - Amanda Gorman's foot
  • - A metrical foot, in poetry
  • - Foot, intact to start with, seen by a doctor
  • - Lot of information on computer about a foot
  • - Foot with two parts
  • - Prosodic foot
  • - Two-syllable poetic foot, often found in pentameter
  • - The Bard's foot
  • - Short-long foot in verse.
  • - Short-long foot
  • - Part of a pentameter?
  • - One foot
  • - Metrical foot of two syllables.
  • - Bard's foot
  • - A foot in a line
  • - "Ballade" consists of one
  • - Verse foot
  • - Foot
  • - Poetic foot with a short and a long syllable
  • - Metrical foot
  • - Foot in a sonnet
  • - Poetic foot
  • - Anglicized term for a metrical foot of two syllables
  • - Foot in a poem
  • - Part of a poem's meter
  • - Poet's foot
  • - Word that's ironically a trochee
  • - Foot on a page
  • - Two-syllable foot
  • - One of two in 'The Grapes of Wrath'
  • - Maya Angelou's foot
  • - Foot for Frost
  • - Shakespeare's foot
  • - A measure of William Blake's work?
  • - Foot that's part of a meter
  • - Foot in a line of poetry
  • - Part of da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM
  • - Part of poetic line -- the writer is British
  • - Foot of a poet
  • - Foot at first intact needs a doctor
  • - One-fifth of 'Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May'
  • - Metric foot
  • - Two-syllable poetic foot
  • - One of 70 in a Shakespearean sonnet
  • - Metrical short-long foot
  • - One-fifth of 'If music be the food of love, play on'
  • - Pound foot?
  • - Foot type
  • - One of three in "To be or not to be"
  • - Foot in a meter
  • - Poetic unit of rhythm
  • - Foot with first sign of infection attended by a doctor
  • - Metrical foot, in poetry
  • - Poet's metrical foot
  • - Short-long metrical foot
  • - Foot, to a poet
  • - Kind of poetic foot
  • - Foot that's in a meter?
  • - Bit of poetic rhythm
  • - One of Shakespeare's feet
  • - A metrical unit
  • - One of four in "As I Was Going to St. Ives"
  • - Foot used to keep rhythm?
  • - Byron's foot?
  • - Literary foot
  • - Poetry foot
  • - One foot in a line
  • - Part of a meter
  • - One foot, to a poet
  • - One-quarter of "Whose woods these are I think I know"
  • - Foot of verse
  • - One fifth of "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
  • - Ogden Nash's foot?
  • - Frost's foot
  • - Foot in a line
  • - Certain foot
  • - Shelley's foot
  • - Donne's foot
  • - Small foot
  • - Rhythmic foot
  • - Not-so-big foot?
  • - British capital raised, taking lead from Michael Foot
  • - Foot in poetry
  • - Foot bill initially after confirmation from setter
  • - A metrical foot used in various types of poetry
  • - Sonnet foot
  • - "this clue," e.g.
  • - "Platoon," but not "Dunkirk"
  • - "Macbeth," but not "Hamlet"
  • - two-beat measure in poetry
  • - da-dum, in poetry
  • - Sonnet measure
  • - Poetic part
  • - da-DUM
  • - Sonneteer's unit
  • - Poetic meter
  • - Pentameter component, often
  • - Beat in poetry
  • - Anapest's relative
  • - Anapest's cousin
  • - Shakespearean fool
  • - Verse unit.
  • - Hamlet's "to be," e.g
  • - "To be," to poets
  • - Metrical unit, in odes
  • - Shakespeare's 'to be,' e.g
  • - Metric unit
  • - It's scanned in poetry
  • - Metrical unit
  • - "But, soft!", for instance
  • - Trochee's counterpart
  • - Poetic unit
  • - da-DAH
  • - Poetic measure
  • - 'Hurray' or 'alas'
  • - Hamlet's "To be," for one
  • - "Behold" or "arise" in poetry
  • - "To be," e.g.
  • - Vermont but not New Hampshire, e.g.?
  • - Songwriter's poetic meter
  • - Sonnet part
  • - Poetic meter unit
  • - Rubaiyat bit
  • - Petrarchan unit
  • - Anapest relative
  • - Two-syllable poetic unit
  • - Sonnet unit
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