Acute Alliteration

Since I was bored, and haven’t done any decluttering in a few days, I thought, “Hey!   Why don’t I write about alliteration again??”     So, I did what any American, (Canadian, Puerto Rican, Dane, Mexican, etc, citizen of the world!)  would do, I Googled it!

Look at all these cool alliteration sites I found!!       Woo hoo!!       I’m not the only alliteration fool, I guess!

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http://www.rayfowler.org/2008/02/08/alliteration-generator/

Ray Fowler .org

Thoughts on God and life from a Christian perspective

I really liked this one.    If you need help writing an alliterative sermon, Ray’s your guy!

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Find available domain names

http://www.namestation.com/domain-search/alliterations

Since I really like my name, I won’t be looking for another one, any time soon.     Unless when I go to buy a domain name, PurpleSlob isn’t available!       Then what will I do????   (after freaking out, I mean??)

 

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SYNONYM SEEKER

AN AIDE AT ALLEVIATING ALL ALLITERATIVE ASPIRATIONS.

https://alliteration.me/synonym.html

This is another choice they have.

GENERATES AN ALLITERATIVE SENTENCE WITH YOUR NAME.

Simple Sentence

Complex Sentence

I thought that looked fun,

Yeah!!

so I tried complex sentence.    Their answer:

Thanks for trying complex sentences

MELINDA IS MAJOR.

Really????         3 words is their idea of a complex sentence????         Wow.  

What in the world??

     Their poor English teacher must have been pulling her hair out at FCAT time!

So, then I clicked simple sentence.     The result:

MEANINGLESS MELINDA MORE MOPS MIAMI.

Nnnnn, not quite!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

?????          I think I’ll stick to writing my own, thanks!

Next!!

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http://education.byu.edu/seel/alliteration_dictionary.html

Since this one is an educational site, all official, and stuff, it should be better!

Alliteration/Words With The Same Beginning Sound Lists

You choose the letter, then it brings up about 80 words, with that beginning sound!!       Yeah!!      That’s what I’m talking about!!

Oh yeah! This one! (Do I look like I’m missing an eye patch??)

And that’s not all!!

There’s So Much More!

 

Click Here to Access SEEL’s Free Lesson Plan Library

Wow!!

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Last, but surely not least:

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-any-decent-alliteration-generators

3 Answers

Stuart Aken, works at Creative Writing

Written 8 Feb

Never having used such devices, I have no knowledge of them, I’m afraid. But you’ll find plenty of links if you Google the term. I found this one: Alliteration Applications (same as the Synoym Seeker above.)

But I always prefer to use my own reservoir of words when writing; the idea of using a mechanical device just doesn’t sit well with me.

With writing, wit wears well when will works.      (I don’t know him, but already I like him!)

All the best with your writing.

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So, I hope we all learned something!!

Alliterate away!