stich

Examples

• All

• You better watch your ass, son, because snitches get stiches.

  Jexi (2019)

• You're gonna need stiches and antibiotics.

  Sharknado (2013)

• Snitches get stiches.

  Boogie (2021)

• Contemporary cognitive science approaches psychopathology in just this fashion (Murphy & Stich, in press; Pinker, 1997).

  Academic text (1999)

• In the poem, each stich adds to the beauty of the overall imagery.

• The poet crafted a flawless stich that resonated with his audience.

• Every stich in this classical piece carries deep emotional weight.

Synonyms

L

line of poetry

vsstich

• Literature

1 3.5

A single row of words in a poem that forms meaning or rhythm

is used especially for classical lines rather than any poetic row

L

line of verse

vsstich

• Literature

1 4.0

A single row of words that is part of a poem

is the specific word for a poem's single line rather than whole poem

S

stichic

vsstich

• Literature

9.9

A single line of a poem

is the common term used in ordinary contexts

V

verse line

vsstich

• Literature

5.4

A single line of a poem with its own rhythm

is broader, not always focused on strict metrical pattern

M

monostich

vsstich

• Literature

9.9

A poem that has only one line

refers to a single line within a poem, not the entire poem

Surface Forms

Etymology