1. A rhythmic arrangement of syllables in verse; a French measure of length, being the unit of the metrical system of France, and fixed at the ten-millionth part of the quadrant of the meridian and equal to 3937 English inches.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cetre,
• reture,
• letere,
• futre,
• metted,
• detore,
• betrey,
• matre,
• metle,
• leture,
• matrk,
• metris,
• meaure,
• methe,
• meatle,
• merer,
• geture,
• mastre,
• meture,
• motore

• meter,
• meader,
• metier,
• meeter,
• meteor,
• meador,
• Meder,
• metro.

The adjective form of the word "metre" is "metric".

The plural of the "metre" can be the "metres".

The singular of the "metre" can be the "metre".