Present participle of alliterate; the ongoing action of using or creating alliteration.
Gerund form of 'alliterate,' created by adding '-ing' to the verb stem. This form can function as either a verb (in progressive tense) or a noun (gerund), following standard English morphology.
Stand-up comedians are constantly alliterating without even thinking about it—it's almost an automatic part of how funny people structure jokes because the sound patterns make the punchline land harder!
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.