a alliteration about the beach?
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She sells sea shells by the sea shore?  Is that what you are looking for?
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Head in the sand.....
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Is there a sailor in town?\nChoose the other answer.
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Hmm, I'm gonna guess, Sounds to me like a limpet, or a sea snail can be in that category. just a guess tho, I live on the beach lol
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bikini -- going to the beach!
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Alliteration: This term means having words that start with the same letter or sound. For example:\n\nRound the ruggered rocks\nthe raggered rascal ran\n\nor\n\nPeter Piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers\nIf peter Piper piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers\nHow many peppers did Peter Piper pick.\n\nOnomatopoeia means the sounds in the poem have some similaraty of the sound being described or mentioned in the poem/proes.\n\nPoem later\n\nMeter is the rythmn of the poem.\n\nCannons to thr e right of them\nCannons to the left of them\nInto the valley of death rode the 600.
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Zone near the coast.\nIt refers to the eco-system where the ocean meets the land.\nNot always a beach.
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fudge beach bum \nhttp://www.restylz.co.uk/fudgeinfo.html
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Olivia: Woop-T-Woo?\n\nThose words occur in the lyrics, but some other words appear in between them. :-)\n\nYes, I googled. :-)
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Caicos is correct. It is French for "a stretch of sand".\n\nHe is right  about the "langue de chat" as well. I think Melanie was also mixed up with "Sables" (acute accent on the e) which  are sweet biscuits too.
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Sundrops\nSwordroad\nWait!  Sandroad???
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good one "git":)..I love the soft sand that stretches across the beach and defines the line between land and water..I love the hot yellow sun beating on my skin while I sleep...I love the ocean water for two reasons..to hydrate my skin while I swim and to listen to the waves crashing aganist the shore..how tranquil..and last but not least..the smell of the beach as the wind carries it for all to enjoy!!
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i can say to u thatz my best Poem...\nand the count.. of it is:\n\nBeware the fantasy that speaks,\nThe vague ideal that springs a soul.\nNo marriage can avoid the shoal\nThat lies beneath such sun-drenched peaks.\nNo love but may retreat to stone\nAs sirens sad the heart entice.\nTwo names entwine in paradise\nWhile here two lovers lie alone.
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Gee - ATCH - Chee- o\n\nBoth c's are pronounced as ch - one at the end of the second syllable, one at the start of the third. Closest English equivalent are the ch sounds when you say "beach chair"
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This odd phrase is similar to "oh my land," with the interesting addition of hailing the stomach-acid-reducing medicine.\n\n"Oh mylanta, it was bad!"
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Someone told me about this not so long ago...\n\nIts where the Sun reflects on the water or something for the sea\n\nand \n\nits green nearer the sand.. cus the sands yellow the seas blue so both colours mix together to make green\n\n(dont reli make sense)
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how about \n"its not about waiting for the storm to past its about gettin out there and dancing in the rain"\n-anouymous-\nok its from me but shhhhhhhhhhh dont tell