This year my theme for the A to Z Challenge is an Alliteration Challenge.
I'm also challenging any commenters to the Alliteration Challenge AND it will also be a contest! At the end of the month, I'll select a couple of winners that will receive a $25.00 E-Gift Card for Amazon.com. I'll be looking for the longest alliteration that makes sense and is clever and/or humorous and one for a letter that is tough to pull off an alliteration (or if no one is able to write one, I'll just pick one that I love).
Here is my alliteration for the dreaded letter - X
XCI Xavier x-rayed XCV Xenia's xanthogenic xanthoderma.
How is that for X! Now who can tell me what the heck it says in layman terms. :)
Kimberly
Crapoli is right. This is what I scratched out.
ReplyDeleteXO, Xanadu, x-rayed xenophiles.
I'm going to say the your XCI is Roman numeral for 91, and XCV is Roman numeral for 95. So, 91 year-old, Xavier, x-rayed a patch of yellow skin on 95 year-old, Xenia.
DeleteYes - exactly! :)
DeleteGood one, Kimberly! Here's mine:
ReplyDeleteXander Xeroxed Xavian's xeric xenophobic Xmas xylographs.
"xeric" means "dry"; xenophobia is a fear of strangers; and a xylograph is an inscription in wood. Yeah, who would photocopy dry wood inscriptions bearing xenophobic Christmas messages? Someone trying to alliterate with the letter X, perhaps?!
Lol. Great one!
DeleteMy head is spinning! ;)
ReplyDeleteXtreme alliterations here today!
ReplyDeleteHi Kimberly! WOW! Check out those alliterations. I am totally amazed at what you and Colin both came up with.
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