Alliteration Generator

Like to alliterate? Try out the free Something of Something Alliteration Generator. One practical application could be for preachers putting together three-point alliterative outlines for their parishioners. (That’s six “p” sounds in a single sentence. How many can you do? Pick a letter, any letter.)

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13 Comments

  1. Matthew Morehead says:

    I need this for my english class.

  2. Ray Fowler says:

    Matthew – I’m glad you found it useful.

  3. Richard says:

    how do i use it?

  4. Richard says:

    nevermind thx

  5. Kathy says:

    Yes how do you use it?

  6. Ray Fowler says:

    Here is how it is supposed to work: You type in up to four words, the program checks the thesaurus for synonyms and returns alliterating matches. Unfortunately, I just tried it and it doesn’t seem to be working right now.

  7. tegz says:

    i tried it and personally i think it doesn’t work at all. Don’t use it.

  8. tegz says:

    Seriously, don’t.

  9. Ray Fowler says:

    Tegz – I don’t know, I just checked and it seems to be working again.

  10. Jefe says:

    where is it- the generator

  11. Ray Fowler says:

    Jefe – It’s there, just click the words in blue in the post above.

  12. Nicole says:

    The link doesn’t work :/

  13. Zach says:

    Yes, the link is broken.

    Ray: Try it again now, Zach, it’s working.

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