sti·chom·e·try 
(stĭ-kŏmĭ-trē)
(stĭ-kŏmĭ-trē)n.
The division of a prose piece into lines of fixed length or into lines whose lengths correspond to the natural divisions of sense, as in manuscripts written before the adoption of punctuation.
[Greek stikhos, stich; see steigh- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + -METRY.]
stich′o·metric (stĭk′ə-mĕtrĭk) adj.
- hold over
- holdover
- hold own
- hold peace
- hold (someone's) feet to the fire
- hold someone's feet to the fire
- hold sway
- hold the bag
- hold the fort
- hold the line
- hold the phone
- hold to
- hold tongue
- hold up
- holdup
- hold water
- hold with
- hole
- hole-and-corner
- hole card
- hole in one
- hole in the wall
- hole out
- hole up
- holey