New research shows that promotional messages that use alliteration -- the phonetic overlap of the beginnings of words -- hold a greater appeal for consumers than non-alliterative messages ...

Alliteration was used as a formal structure in many Indo-European languages, known as alliterative verse. One of the most well-known examples of alliteration is the tongue-twister nursery rhyme ...

Fictitious characters often have alliterative names (Lois Lane, Desperate Dan, Wonder Woman), especially in cartoons (Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny, Roland Rat, Fred Flintstone).

All Answers Are Alliterative Fee, fi, fo, fum! We smell a word game... in this one, you'd better bend your brain to come up with answers that are all three- or four-word alliterative phrases.

EISENBERG: I am with you. Well this is a fantastic game called All Answers Are Alliterative. Isn't that exciting? That's my favorite thing to say and it sounds self-explanatory. John, is it ...