What are good use of alliterative words for describing a rain on the tin roof? [closed]

british-english alliteration

Solution 1:

The question is a rather contrived test of vocabulary recall.

One answer might be that the rain splashed and splattered and spilled and sprayed and sprinkled.

No doubt there are other alliterative possibilities. Dropped, drizzled, drenched, drained and dribbled come to mind.

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