alliterationist
alliterationist noun: one who alliterates.
Noun
alliterationist (plural alliterationists)
- One who alliterates.
- The words “horror” and “hell” fit nicely with Howard Beach for the head line alliterationists.2011, Bob Drury, Charles J. Hynes, Incident at Howard Beach, page 35
Forms of alliterationist
| plural | alliterationists |
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Origin of alliterationist
From alliteration + -ist.
Questions about alliterationist
- What does alliterationist mean?
- Alliterationist means one who alliterates.
- What part of speech is alliterationist?
- Alliterationist is a noun.
- What is the plural of alliterationist?
- The plural of alliterationist is alliterationists.
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