Definition:
Alliteration is a literary device where words are used in quick succession and begin with letters belonging to the same sound group. Whether it is the consonant sound or a specific vowel group, the alliteration involves creating a repetition of similar sounds in the sentence. Alliterations are also created when the words all begin with the same letter. Alliterations are used to add character to the writing and often add an element of ‘fun’ to the piece.
Example:
The Wicked Witch of the West went her own way. The ‘W’ sound is highlighted and repeated throughout the sentence.
Tongue twisters are a good example of alliteration. For instance, in “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers”, the “P” sound is repeated.
Thieves tease tall trees, to test these they try threes. Thoughts ‘tastic, truly tantric, tasted traffic, the trend Triassic. Too true, they tend to, tightly twine twins through time, tradgic.
very good
I started a story once, for kids with all the letters of the alphabet. A few of the letters, that I can still remember are…
Abee ate an apple at an afternoon affair.
Big brown baby buns bounced beneath Bertha’s bed.
Carey Cow carried cantaloupes carefully.
Davey Dog did drive Donald’s dented Dodge Down.
These are fun to invent with kids, I have played it as a game with my grandchildren.
“‘Round and ‘Round the Rugged rocks, the Ragged Rascal Ran
Tell me how many R’s in that, if you can.”
Not a tongue twister, more of nursery rhyme, but I like it all the same & it’s a good example.
Its not hard but it’s good enough
Super Sonic ran Super fast :>
Outrageous Officiant Offensive Oratory Outlaw Orion offered Omnipotent Odin oddly odious opium oblation offerings, offbeat occult obsidian obelisks outlined offkey outwardly obscured outside of official offshore Occidental oceanographic offings, otherwise oblivious obstinate obstreperous odalisque occasionally obligingly obliging obviously objectionably obese obsequious observant onlooking oenophile occupants occupying odd obtuse obscure octagonal outdoor offshoots.
Four Word Alliteration, same first 8 letters in each word:
Schoolma’am schoolmaster’s schoolmarm schoolmate.
wow!
sally slod sea shells by the seaa shore
thank you, I love this abomination of a post
She sells seashells by the seashore.
Thank you
Two witches were watching two watches which witch watched which watch
If two witches wore two watches which witch would watch which watch?
WELL…..Its too simple it is said if two witches wore two watches they better look at their own watches instead at looking at each others right anonymous well…its a simple tounge twister… Why don’t you guys try
I Feel A Feel A Funny Feel A Funny Feel I Feel And If You Feel The Funny Feel I Feel You’ll Feel The Feel I FEEL….
The witch with the witch hazel
Alternative definition:
When communication contains comparable consonants consecutively.
It is an alliteration
when a letter is repeated or is of the same sound
how much wood WOULD a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck WOULD chuck wood.
how much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood.
chuck chuck chuck chuck chuck?
-confused-
That’s a tongue twister too.
how much wood can a wood chuck wood if a wood chuck could chuck wood
It’s how much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood.
a wood chuck would chuck all the wood he would chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
A woodchuck would chuck what a woodchuck could chuck; if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
Portions properly placed and positioned precisely, picture perfect pyrotechnic philosophical Pisces
I like that.
Sam sadly sung, save since someone surfed solid seas.
yeet
That is a special type of alliteration which is called sibilance and it makes a soft sound.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper
juicy
she sells sea shells by the seashore.
Cocooned in concrete the crestfallen land trembled as the land oscillated below like waves (alliteration and a simile to describe an earthquake in an urban area)
(Describing an urban setting in an earthquake) the concrete cocooned buildings were crestfallen in a confused bewilderment as the land trembled like oscillating waves.
BETTY BOUGHT A BIT OF BUTTER, BUT THE BUTTER BETTY BOUGHT WAS BITTER. SO BETTY BEAT THE BIT OF BUTTER TO MAKE THE BITTER BUTTER BETTER.
Good one there
i know right
Three witches wished three wishes but which witch knows which wish which witch wished😉
wow
Soft slippery sand feel spongy
Dan dug a dead duck
billy is very silly
LOL
Lol
Bad bananas eating the best bunny at the beach buffet.
Canada can connect with different countries.
very cool!
I can connect to the wifi
Thank you Kanye, very cool!!
Reckless Racing
Humans hate hatrid hats.
He clasps the crag with crooked hands
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
Shelley sells sea shells by the sea shore
Nice
By the sea shore, she sells sea shells
Chloe cooks crusty cauliflower calmly
Super awesome alliteration…
Three swiss witches had three swatch watches. Which swiss witch had which swatch watch?
hahahaha…i love that 1
Samuel sat on sandy shoes shorty succumbing to sally’s slithering seduction.
lol i have never heard dat 1