| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| haiku | 4 letters | song |
| ||
| haiku | 5 letters | rhyme |
| ||
| haiku | 5 letters | verse |
| ||
| haiku | 6 letters | satire |
| ||
| haiku | 6 letters | sonnet |
| ||
| haiku | 7 letters | rondeau |
| ||
| haiku | 7 letters | roundel |
| ||
| haiku | 9 letters | roundelay |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Moon to June
- What each of the longest
- It's hard to do with "ora
- ...... verse
- Have common ends, in a wa
- Trample, for example
- What cats and rats do
- Rum, to some
- Gun, for one
- Important element of rap
- Mate bees with fleas?
- Correspond in sound
- Short poem
- Frost said this contributed to his art
- A feature of sonnets by Frost say
- Piece of poetry
- (Of words) sound the same
- Simple poem
- End with a similar sound
- Correspondence in word sounds
- Have the same end-sound
- Reach the same sound conclusion
- Neither ... nor reason
- Poem of Frost broadcast on the radio
- come to a similar conclusion
- .... or reason
- Word with the same final sound
- What wine and dine do
- Feature of some poems
- Verse and worse?
- Verse of poetry
- Verse, doggerel
- Versification
- Versification (which goes with reason)
- what hares and mares do
- harmonise
- ''partridge,'' to ''cartridge''
- Go with the flow, maybe?
- Sound mostly the same
- Reason's partner
- Nursery ...., children's verse
- Poem feature
- Need for speed
- Poetic creation
- What she and he do in verse?
- reason colleague
- What some limerick lines do
- Mother Goose's specialty
- Limerick
- Important element of rap lyrics
- "Have common ends, in a way"
- "It's hard to do with orange"
- Wynken or Blynken, e.g., but not Nod
- Zachary, for daiquiri, e.g.
- Donne, for one
- Ditty
- Versifier's concern
- Moon/June, e.g.
- A forte of Ogden Nash
- What Mike and Ike do
- Nursery
- Nash forte
- What moon, June and spoon do
- Ogden Nash creation
- June-moon, e.g.
- Mother Goose entry
- Limerick, e.g.
- Compose verse
- What Tina must do with Sheena?
- Rap, per old-school rappers
- Sound similar, like "meet" and "greet"
- Poem
- Cats and rats do this?
- "...... pays" (1987 ice-t album)
- Crazy for Swayze?
- Short piece of verse
- Verse of Frost heard?
- What haikus lack vis-a-vis sonnets
- What dogs, frogs and hogs all do?
- Limerick feature
- Limerick jingle
- Bound sound?
- Sound alike
- What free verse often doesn't do
- Correspondence in sounds of word
- Have identical ending sounds
- "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," for one
- Jingle
- Nursery poem
- Without ... or reason
- Nursery verse
- feature of mike and ike candy?
- "No ... or reason"
- Confusing her with my poem
- Sound found, bound to resound?
- recital of frost's poetry
- Verses maybe in Frost broadcast
- what's done for fun?
- give her my new poem
- lyricist's quest
- Poetry
- what warhead and forehead do
- mares, to hares
- a pronounced similarity
- Ample or sample, for example
- children's verse
- Sound similar like love and shove
- Poem by Frost for audience
- What teachers and preachers do
- Send her my poem
- Any verse or piece of poetry
- With time it will do so
- Poetry heard in prime time
- Rapper's skill
- Looking for cooking, say
- Sound similar, like "rock" and "sock"
- Reason's other half, proverbially
- What Harry and Larry do with Barry
- ... Pays (Ice-T's debut album)
- What free-verse poetry often lacks
- Make verses do so with time
- Share the same end-sound
- i gave her my rewritten poem
- sample, for example
- Chime
- tinkle
- tingle
- what larks and sharks do
- No hidin' for Joe Biden, e.g.
- What friends and fiends don't do
- Hot to trot
- what blank verse doesn't do
- Tissue or "Miss you," for this clue?
- poet's creation
- ...... or reason (good sense)
- English sonnet
- Horatian ode
- Italian sonnet
- Petrarchan sonnet
- Pindaric ode
- Sapphic ode
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Accord
- Alba ......
- alliterate
- alliteration
- anacreontic
- assonance
- assonate
- balada
- Ballad
- ballade
- Beat
- blank verse
- Bucolic
- Cadence
- cadency
- canso
- cap verses
- Chanson
- Check
- clerihew
- Clink
- Cohere
- Common sense
- Comport
- Conform
- Consist
- consonance
- Consort
- Correspond
- crambo
- dingdong
- Dirge
- dithyramb
- double rhyme
- Dovetail
- Drone
- Eclogue
- Elegy
- Epic
- Epigram
- epithalamium
- epode
- Epopee
- epopoeia
- epos
- eye rhyme
- georgic
- Ghazel
- haiku
- harping
- Humdrum
- idyll
- Intelligence
- jingle jangle
- Logic
- Lyric
- Madrigal
- Meaning
- Measure
- Meter
- Monody
- Monotone
- Monotony
- musical thought
- narrative poem
- near rhyme
- Nursery rhyme
- Ode
- Organization
- Palinode
- Paronomasia
- Pastoral
- pastoral elegy
- pastorela
- pastourelle
- pitter-patter
- Poesy
- prothalamium
- Pun
- Rationale
- Rationality
- Repeated sounds
- repetitiousness
- repetitiveness
- Rhyme royal
- Rhyme scheme
- rhyming dictionary
- Rime
- rondeau
- rondel
- roundel
- roundelay
- rune
- Satire
- Scan
- sestina
- single rhyme
- singsong
- slant rhyme
- sloka
- ...song?
- Sonnet
- sonnet sequence
- Soundness
- stale repetition
- Structure
- Swing
- tail rhyme
- tanka
- Tedium
- tenso
- tenzone
- the supreme fiction
- Threnody
- triolet
- TROT?
- troubadour poem
- unnecessary repetition
- Unrhymed poetry
- verselet
- versicle
- villanelle
- virelay
- Wisdom ......
- Correspondence of sound between words
- Poetic device with similar sounds
- verse or piece of poetry
- Kind of poem
- pubs and clubs do, of course
- Have correspondence at the end
- nursery poem said in a frosty way
- What moles and voles do?
- It does, with time
- What Dr. Seuss stories do
- Similar word ending
- reason counterpart
- word before scheme, in english class
- Frost's heard what Frost wrote
- small poem
- verse about her plans to have my back
- pay to play, e.g.
- what birds and nerds do
- Double for trouble
- Limerick part
- "Door hinge," for "orange" ... sort of
- poetic feature
- Fran
- Verse or a nude dancing
- Lyrical poem of French origin
- Pound and Euro lines
- Lyric poem
- François Villon offering
- Verse form
- short poem with only two rhymes
- 13-line poem
- Poem with only two rhymes throughout
- Piece of music
- Poem, an ode concocted in game
- form of poem
- poem on a rude composition
- English sonnet
- Horatian ode
- Italian sonnet
- Petrarchan sonnet
- Pindaric ode
- Sapphic ode
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Alba ......
- anacreontic
- balada
- Ballad
- ballade
- Bucolic
- Canon
- canso
- Catch
- Chanson
- clerihew
- Dirge
- dithyramb
- Eclogue
- Elegy
- Epic
- Epigram
- epithalamium
- epode
- Epopee
- epopoeia
- epos
- fugato
- fugue
- georgic
- Ghazel
- haiku
- idyll
- Jingle
- Limerick
- Lyric
- Madrigal
- Monody
- narrative poem
- Nursery rhyme
- Ode
- Palinode
- Pastoral
- pastoral elegy
- pastorela
- pastourelle
- Poem
- prothalamium
- Rhyme
- rondel
- rondelet
- rondino
- rondo
- rondoletto
- Round
- roundel
- roundelay
- Satire
- sestina
- sloka
- ...song?
- Sonnet
- sonnet sequence
- tanka
- tenso
- tenzone
- Threnody
- triolet
- Troll
- troubadour poem
- ...... verse
- verselet
- versicle
- villanelle
- virelay
- Worked on a rude poem
- Poem of 13 or 10 lines
- disagree on a rude poem
- Chicago visitor might go so for a disc
- Ruled on corrupt ring
- Old rune reworked as circular device
- Small circular window or design
- lured on circular mark
- Three-stanza poem
- Circular niche
- Circular panel
- Decorative disc
- A decorative plate
- ruled on circular mark
- Circular heraldic device
- form of poem
- Lend our form to a disc
- Short poem on a disc
- Wreath
- ...... wheel
- English sonnet
- Horatian ode
- Italian sonnet
- O
- Petrarchan sonnet
- Pindaric ode
- Sapphic ode
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Alba ......
- anacreontic
- annular muscle
- Annulus
- areola
- Aureole
- balada
- Ballad
- ballade
- Bucolic
- canso
- Chanson
- Chaplet
- Circle
- Circuit
- Circumference
- Circus
- clerihew
- Closed circle
- Corona
- Coronet
- Crown
- ...... cycle
- Diadem
- Dirge
- discus
- Disk
- dithyramb
- Eclogue
- Elegy
- Epic
- Epigram
- epithalamium