tetrastich
noun
tet·ra·stich
ˈte‧trəˌstik
plural -s
: a prosodic unit or stanza of four lines
tetrastichal adjective
tə̇‧ˈtrastə̇kəl
tetrastichic adjective
¦te‧trə¦stikik
Word History
Etymology
Latin tetrastichon, from Greek, neuter of tetrastichos of four lines, from tetra- + stichos line, verse
- making amends (for)
- making amends for
- making away with
- making believe
- making common cause
- making do
- making ends meet
- making eyes
- making eyes (at)
- making eyes at
- making for
- making fun of
- making game of
- making good
- making good (for)
- making good for
- making iron
- making it
- making it (through)
- making it through
- making love
- making much of
- making noise
- making noises
- making of