ischiorrhogicadj.
/ɪskɪəˈrɒdʒɪk/ Prosody.
Applied to an iambic line with spondees in the second, fourth, or sixth place.
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spondiac1589
spondaic1699
ischiorrhogic1832
1832 Lewis in Philol. Museum 1 289 Babrius seems to have occasionally admitted a spondee into the fifth foot; a variety of iambic metre called ischiorrhogic, or disjointed, by the ancient grammarians.
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