| A poetry form/With seventeen syllables/And only three lines |
| Four-letter fruit pronounced in three syllables |
| A poem like this / Of 17 syllables / Split 5-7-5 |
| Questioning syllables |
| Hesitant speaker's insertions |
| Hesitant question |
| Hesitant, awkward agreement? |
| Syllables following "Strike the harp and join the chorus |
| Musical refrain syllables |
| Jimmy Stewart syllables |
| A few syllables from Santa |
| Add syllables of revulsion? |
| How's that again?" syllables |
| Syllables from a laugher |
| Hesitant utterances |
| Uncertain syllables |
| Drummer's syllables |
| Nonsensical syllables, maybe |
| Schemer's syllables |
| Syllables after "peek |
| Syllables of uncertainty |
| Corsair's syllables |
| Mirthful syllables |
| ''Song of the South'' syllables |
| Laughing syllables |
| Carol syllables |
| Song syllables before "It's off to work we go |
| Lines of poetry that end with two or more same-sounding syllables |
| Sympathetic syllables |
| Resolute advice to the hesitant |