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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
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| 1 | couplet | Two consecutive rhyming lines of poetry. | Unit 1 Literary Terms |
| 2 | Couplet | A pair of successive lines of verse, especially a pair that rhyme | Macbeth Vocab Lit Terms |
| 3 | Couplet | a pair of successive lines of verse, esp. a pair that rhyme and are of the same length. | Midterm Vocabualry |
| 4 | couplet | A pair of rhyming verse lines | Literary terms1 |
| 5 | couplet | Two lines of the same meter that end in a rhyme to form their own unit. | English Semesters I and II |
| 6 | couplet | two lines created for each other | Vocabulary |
| 7 | Couplet | Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme and usually express a completed thought | Poetry Terms |
| 8 | couplet | In poetry (verse), two consecutive lines that rhyme | Literary Terms |
| 9 | couplet | A pair of rhymed lines, which sometimes forms a separate stanza of a poem. Shakespeare’s sonnets end in rhymed couplets, as in “For thy sweet love remembered such | AP Vocab - Full List |
| 10 | couplet | A pair of rhymed lines, which sometimes forms a separate stanza of a poem. Shakespeare’s sonnets end in rhymed couplets, as in “For thy sweet love remembered such | AP Vocab 1 |
| 11 | Couplet | Two lines of poetry | Poetry Terms |
| 12 | Couplet | a pair of successive lines of verse that rhyme and are of the same length | Poetry Terms |
| 13 | couplet | two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme | poems |
| 14 | Couplet | 2 consecutive lines of poetry | Loe Poetry terms |
| 15 | couplet | 2 succsessive lines of poetry.Especially those tht ryme | poetry |
| 16 | Couplet | a two line stanza | a |
| 17 | Couplet | a two line stanza | a |
| 18 | Couplet | a two line stanza | poetry notecards |
| 19 | couplet | two lines of rhymed poetry | Hockinson AP Literature and Composition |
| 20 | couplet | two lines of verse | Literary Terms of Analysis |
| 21 | Couplet | a two line stanza | Poetry Terms 2 |
| 22 | couplet | pair of rhyming lines in poetry | Literary elements |
| 23 | couplet | two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme | English Literary Devices and Terms |
| 24 | couplet | 2 rhyming lines of verse ex: Lizzie Borden had an ax Gave her father forty wacks | More literary terms |
| 25 | Couplet | two lines of poetry that rhyme with each oher | lit |
| 26 | Couplet | two consecutive rhyming lines | Poetry Terms |
| 27 | couplet | two consecutive rhyming lines | Poetry Vocab |
| 28 | couplet | a two line stanza | english exam terms |
| 29 | couplet | a two line stanza | English II H Spring Exam Terms |
| 30 | couplet | a pair of successive lines of verse, esp. a pair that rhyme and are of the same length. | Ms. Campbell's Lit Terms |
| 31 | Couplet | A pair of lines of verse of the same length that usually rhyme. | Poetic Terms |
| 32 | couplet | two consecutive rhyming lines | poetry terms |
| 33 | couplet | two consecutive rhyming lines | poetry terms |
| 34 | Couplet | a pair of successive rhyming lines in the same meter | Lit Terms |
| 35 | couplet | 2 consecutive lines of poetry | Literary Terms (poetry) |
| 36 | Couplet | a pair of lines that rhyme (usually) and have the same length | Poetry Terms |
| 37 | couplet | 2 consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme and express a complete thought | lit terms |
| 38 | Couplet | A pair of rhyming lines, such as the last two lines of a sonnet. | Romeo and Juliet: Terms |
| 39 | Couplet | two consecutive lines of poetry that usually rhyme and have the same meter | Literary Terms - Exam Review |
| 40 | couplet | two lines that often rhyme and are in the same meter | Romeo and Juliet Part 2 |
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