running rhythm
Prosody
noun
The conventional English poetic metre, characterized by the use of feet of two or three syllables, the principal stress falling on the same syllable each foot; opposed to sprung rhythm.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–1889), poet.
- coney ground
- coney hole
- Coney Island
- coney man
- coneyry
- coney warren
- coney wool
- confab
- confabulate
- confabulation
- confabulatory
- confect
- confection
- confectioner
- confectioner's custard
- confectioner's sugar
- confectionery
- confederacy
- confederal
- confederate
- Confederate States of America
- confederation
- Confederation of British Industry
- confer
- conferee