Related Clues:

• A foot of two syllables, long then short
• Long-short metric foot
• Using foot tread without notice across line in pub
• Long-short foot in poetry
• Prosody? That's the long and short of it
• Foot of enormous bird in the East
• Perhaps elder takes in nothing at church service, for example
• Darts mark in wood, not quite a foot
• You, once holding stone, cut foot
• Precious weight system finally replaced by revolutionary European metric unit
• Iamb's counterpart
• Yew, say, outside old church is a poetic feature
• Metric foot; to cheer (anag.)
• Foot of old companion jammed in box?
• Counterpart of an iamb