dim·e·ter 
(dĭmĭ-tər)
(dĭmĭ-tər)n.
1.
a. Verse written in lines of two metrical feet.
b. A single line of such verse.
2.
a. Classical quantitative verse consisting of two measures of two feet each, especially in iambic, trochaic, or anapestic meter.
b. A single line of such verse.
[Late Latin dimeter, dimetrus, having two verses, from Greek dimetros : di-, two; see DI-1 + metron, meter; see METER1.]
- higher criticism
- higher education
- higher law
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- high explosive
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- highfaluting
- high fashion
- high fidelity
- high-fidelity
- high finance
- high-five
- highflier
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- high-flown
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- high frequency
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- high gear
- High German
- high-grade
- high ground
- highhanded