telestich

/ˈtɛlɪstɪk/
noun
  1. A poem or verse in which the last letters of each line form a word or phrase when read vertically.
    • In the poetry workshop, we learned how to write both acrostics and telestichs.
    • The students created a telestich using the last letters of each line to spell out their teacher's name.
    • The medieval manuscript contained a telestich that revealed the author's signature.
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