dochmius
noun
doch·mi·us
ˈdäkmēəs
plural dochmii
-ēˌī
prosody
: a foot of five syllables typically having the first and fourth short and the rest long
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from Greek dochmios, from dochmos, dochmios slanted, oblique; akin to Sanskrit jihma slanted, oblique
- double-tonguing
- double-tooth
- double-track
- double-trip
- double-trouble
- double-u
- double-wide
- double-wides
- double-work
- double-working
- double-woven
- doublechecked
- doublechecking
- doublechecks
- doubled
- doubled (as)
- doubled (back)
- doubled (in)
- doubled as
- doubled back
- doubled down
- doubled in
- doubled up
- doubled up on
- doubled-die