A person or device that uses alliteration; someone who creates text employing repeated initial consonant sounds.
From 'alliterate' (to use alliteration) plus '-or' (one who does). The term emerged in literary criticism to describe poets and writers who deliberately employed this technique.
Medieval alliterators like the unknown poet of 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight' were artists of sound—they built entire epic poems on intricate alliterative patterns, creating music with language that rivals any songwriter!
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