| Metrical foot of one long and one short syllable (7) |
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| A couple of syllables to cheer when throwing up a drop of red |
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| A foot to cheer wildly (7) |
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| Part of verse concerns yew, say, circling round church |
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| Originally came here to get treatment for foot |
The Guardian Cryptic |
24 Oct 2023 |
| Maestro cheekily clasping foot |
The Guardian Cryptic |
16 Oct 2023 |
| In poetry, the reverse of an iamb |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
16 Jul 2023 |
| Poetic foot |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Mar 2022 |
| Say yew outside old church is poetic feature |
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| As Yeats saw it, foot of mythological bird you once caught? |
Irish Times Crosaire |
24 Apr 2021 |
| Box, perhaps containing old chief's foot |
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| A foot preserved in vitro – cheek! |
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| Foot of giant bird encountered in the east |
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| European at back of sportsmen's line after twisting right foot |
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| Foot mythical bird put in the shoe, finally |
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| Counterpart of an iamb |
New York Times |
22 Sep 2018 |
| Foot of old companion jammed in box? |
The Telegraph Toughie |
28 Aug 2018 |
| Metric foot; to cheer (anag.) |
The Telegraph Quick |
20 Jul 2018 |
| Metrical foot |
The Telegraph Quick |
04 May 2018 |
| You once grabbed big bird's foot |
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| Counterpart of an iamb |
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| Yew, say, outside old church is a poetic feature |
The Times Cryptic |
15 May 2017 |
| Iamb's counterpart |
Wall Street Journal |
09 Apr 2016 |
| Precious weight system finally replaced by revolutionary European metric unit |
The Telegraph Toughie |
03 Jul 2015 |
| You once caught mythical bird's foot |
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| One of four in "Double, double toil and trouble" |
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| Metrical foot |
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| Metric foot |
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| Iamb's opposite |
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| Two-syllable foot |
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| Metrical foot |
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| Metrical foot. |
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