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Definition of stanza
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Stanzas
(pl. ) of
Stanz.
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Mesymnicum
::
Mesymnicum
(n.) A
repetition
at the end of a
stanza.
Tetrastich
::
Tetrastich
(n.) A
stanza,
epigram,
or poem,
consisting
of four
verses
or
lines..
Ballade
::
Ballade
(n.) A form of
French
versification,
sometimes
imitated
in
English,
in which three or four
rhymes
recur
through
three
stanzas
of eight or ten lines each, the
stanzas
concluding
with a
refrain,
and the whole poem with an
envoy..
Ballad
::
Ballad
(n.) A
popular
kind of
narrative
poem,
adapted
for
recitation
or
singing;
as, the
ballad
of Chevy
Chase;
esp., a
sentimental
or
romantic
poem in short
stanzas..
Stave
::
Stave (n.) A
metrical
portion;
a
stanza;
a
staff.
Air
::
Air (n.) A
musical
idea, or
motive,
rhythmically
developed
in
consecutive
single
tones,
so as to form a
symmetrical
and
balanced
whole,
which may be sung by a
single
voice to the
stanzas
of a hymn or song, or even to plain
prose,
or
played
upon an
instrument;
a
melody;
a tune; an
aria..
Stance
::
Stance
(n.) A
stanza.
Quartette
::
Quartette
(n.) A
stanza
of four
lines.
Strophic
::
Strophe
(n.) In Greek
choruses
and
dances,
the
movement
of the
chorus
while
turning
from the right to the left of the
orchestra;
hence,
the
strain,
or part of the
choral
ode, sung
during
this
movement.
Also
sometimes
used of a
stanza
of
modern
verse.
See the Note under
Antistrophe..
Epiphora
::
Epiphora
(n.) The
emphatic
repetition
of a word or
phrase,
at the end of
several
sentences
or
stanzas..
Stanzaic
::
Stanza
(n.) An
apartment
or
division
in a
building;
a room or
chamber.
Tetracolon
::
Tetracolon
(n.) A
stanza
or
division
in lyric
poetry,
consisting
of four
verses
or
lines..
Chorus
::
Chorus
(n.) Parts of a song or hymn
recurring
at
intervals,
as at the end of
stanzas;
also, a
company
of
singers
who join with the
singer
or choir in
singer
or choir in
singing
such
parts..
Sonnet
::
Sonnet
(n.) A poem of
fourteen
lines,
-- two
stanzas,
called
the
octave,
being of four
verses
each, and two
stanzas,
called
the
sestet,
of three
verses
each, the
rhymes
being
adjusted
by a
particular
rule..
Stanza
::
Stanzas
(pl. ) of
Stanz.
Interlude
::
Interlude
(n.) A short piece of
instrumental
music
played
between
the parts of a song or
cantata,
or the acts of a
drama;
especially,
in
church
music,
a short
passage
played
by the
organist
between
the
stanzas
of a hymn, or in
German
chorals
after each
line..
Intercalate
::
Intercalate
(v. t.) To
insert
among
others,
as a verse in a
stanza;
specif.
(Geol.),
to
introduce
as a bed or
stratum,
between
the
layers
of a
regular
series
of
rocks..
Refrain
::
Refrain
(v.) The
burden
of a song; a
phrase
or verse which
recurs
at the end of each of the
separate
stanzas
or
divisions
of a
poetic
composition.
Metre
::
Metre (n.)
Rhythmical
arrangement
of
syllables
or words into
verses,
stanzas,
strophes,
etc.;
poetical
measure,
depending
on
number,
quantity,
and
accent
of
syllables;
rhythm;
measure;
verse;
also, any
specific
rhythmical
arrangements;
as, the
Horatian
meters;
a
dactylic
meter..
Acrostic
::
Acrostic
(n.) A
Hebrew
poem in which the lines or
stanzas
begin with the
letters
of the
alphabet
in
regular
order (as Psalm
cxix.).
See
Abecedarian.
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