| Foot that's part of a meter | 31 |
| Foot of verse | 13 |
| Foot in a sonnet | 16 |
| Foot in a meter | 15 |
| Donne's foot | 16 |
| Certain foot | 12 |
| Beat in poetry | 14 |
| Bard's foot | 15 |
| Anapest's relative | 22 |
| Anapest's cousin | 20 |
| A metrical unit | 15 |
| A foot in a line | 16 |
| "Behold" or "arise" in poetry | 49 |
| Metric poetic feet | 18 |
| Shakespeare's feet | 22 |
| Poets' feet | 15 |
| Poet's feet | 15 |
| Feet in a line | 14 |
| Poetic metrical units | 21 |
| Feet in some meters | 19 |
| Metric feet | 11 |
| There are usually five in a sonnet line | 39 |
| Stressed feet, in poetry | 24 |
| Poetic metrical feet | 20 |
| Common sonnet line quintet | 26 |
| Short feet | 10 |
| Poetic metrical units (Var.) | 28 |
| Opposites of trochees | 21 |
| Metric feet: L. | 15 |
| Literary feet | 13 |
| Horace's Epodes | 19 |
| Feet in some meters (Var.) | 26 |
| Kind of verse | 13 |
| -- pentameter | 13 |
| ___ pentameter | 14 |
| Written in verse, in a way | 26 |
| Written in verse | 16 |
| Of a poetic foot | 16 |
| Like Shakespeare's sonnets | 30 |
| Like most sonnets | 17 |
| ____ pentameter | 15 |
| Of a metrical foot | 18 |
| Like Shakespeare's feet | 27 |
| Like much Shakespearean dialogue | 32 |
| Like much old poetry | 20 |
| Like long measures | 18 |
| Like feet of no concern to a podiatrist? | 40 |
| Like a Shakespearean "Ta-da!" | 39 |
| Kind of pentameter | 18 |
| Certain satirical verse | 23 |
| ___ pentameter (kind of verse) | 30 |
| __ pentameter | 13 |
| Frost's feet? | 17 |
| Two-syllable feet | 17 |
| Rhythmic feet? | 14 |
| Poetry feet | 11 |
| Feet in a meter? | 16 |
| Feet found in English verse | 27 |
| Feet for poets | 14 |
| Whittier's feet | 19 |
| Verse cadences | 14 |
| Sonnet segments | 15 |
| Sonnet line fivesome | 20 |
| Shakespearean feet | 18 |
| Shakespeare's feet? | 23 |
| Rhythmic feet | 13 |
| Pentameter parts, maybe | 23 |
| Pentameter parts | 16 |
| Ogden Nash's feet | 21 |
| Keats feet | 10 |
| Feet, of sorts | 14 |
| Feet with rhythm | 16 |
| Feet that go along with the beat | 32 |
| Feet on the desk, maybe | 23 |
| Feet of common measure | 22 |
| Feet in a meter | 15 |
| Feet for W. S. Gilbert | 22 |
| da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM | 22 |
| Blank-verse feet | 16 |
| "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" has five of these | 73 |
| "___ Said" (Neil Diamond hit) | 39 |
| "__ Said": Neil Diamond hit | 37 |
| Queensryche "Promised Land" song | 42 |
| Neil Diamond's "___ Said" | 39 |
| "___ Said" (Neil Diamond song) | 40 |
| ZP Theart's heavy metal band | 32 |
| ZP Theart band | 14 |
| Queensryche song about finding yourself? | 40 |
| Queensryche song about explaining yourself? | 43 |
| Neil Diamond's "--- Said" | 39 |
| Neil Diamond's "__ Said" | 38 |
| Neil Diamond hit, "___ Said" | 38 |
| "___, Don Quixote, the Man of La Mancha..." | 53 |
| "____ Said" (Neil Diamond hit) | 40 |
| ''__ Said'' (Neil Diamond tune) | 47 |
| 1971 Neil Diamond hit | 21 |
| Neil Diamond song | 17 |
| Answer to an accusation, maybe | 30 |
| Thin defense against the charge that "you're a nerd!" | 67 |
| Retort to "You are too!" | 34 |