Three lines perhaps
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HAIKUThree lines, perhaps
TERCETThree rhyming lines.
ARCSThree-point lines
TERCETThree rhyming lines
OPENBETTINGCITYVegas? (three lines)
FOULWATERFAMILYMosquitoes? (three lines)
TERCETThree lines of verse
BLUEBLOODCHORUSAristocratic singers? (three lines)
ARCThree-point line's shape
DIRECTNIGHTFIRELate attack? (three lines)
TERCETThree lines that rhyme.
trilineatemarked with three lines
ARCSThree-point lines e.g.
ARCSThree-point lines, e.g.
tristicha stanza of three lines
TERCETGroup of three rhyming lines
tristichsTRISTICH, a stanza of three lines
TERCETGroup of three lines rhyming together.
tierceta group of three lines that rhyme
ARCSThree-point lines in basketball, e.g.
trilinearof, pertaining to, or bounded by three lines
tiercetsTIERCET, a group of three lines that rhyme
tripletsA set of three rhyming lines of verse
AABAScheme in which three of four lines rhyme
tristichstrophe, stanza, or poem consisting of three lines
tristichicrelating to a tristich, a stanza of three lines
terceta group of three lines of verse, also TERZETTA
WIFIService symbolized by a dot and three curved lines
terzettaa group of three lines of verse, also TERCET
tercetsTERCET, a group of three lines of verse, also TERZETTA
terzettasTERZETTA, a group of three lines of verse, also TERCET
trilinearof, pertaining to, or included by, three lines; as, trilinear coordinates
concurrent(of three or more lines) Meeting at or tending toward one point
triskelionsA Celtic symbol consisting of three legs or lines radiating from a center
THYWord used three times in the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer
triskelionA Celtic symbol consisting of three legs or lines radiating from a center
tripletsA group of three associated lines close together in a spectrum or electrophoretic gel
THEASCalifornia team [and 18 letters in the grid to circle ... and then connect using three lines]
limericksA humorous, frequently bawdy, verse of three long and two short lines rhyming aabba, popularized by Edward Lear
strophethe first of the three series of lines forming the divisions of each section of a Pindaric ode