Shakespeare

(n.) a 4-line stanza

(n.) a numbered group of words in a poem

(n.) a long speech by a single actor alone on the stage

(n.) a long speech by a single actor when other actors are on the stage

(n.) a pair of rhyming lines

the structure of rhythm in poetry (verse)

(n.) a 14-line poem

(n.) well-known author (Shakespeare's nickname)

(n.) the theater where shakespeare, part owner, staged his famous plays

(n.) group of actors made up of 12-14 men and boys

(adj.) of the era in which Shakespeare lived

(n.) introduction to a literary or theatrical work

(n.) the style of meter (rhythm) used in shakespeare plays

(n.) when an actor says something "in secret" so that only the audience can hear

(n.) stress pattern: one unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllabl