octameter, n. [Cf.L. octameter in eight feet. See Octa-, and meter.].
A verse containing eight feet; as, -- Deep\'b6 in|to\'b6 the | dark\'b6ness | peer\'b6ing, | long\'b6 I | stood\'b6 there | wond'\'b6ring, | fear\'b6ing. [1913 Webster]
A molecule composed of eight monomer units bound to each other, usually in a linear array; as, an octomer formed of nucleotides is called an octonucleotide. [PJC]