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Other crossword clues for answer "ORATOR"

ORATOR
Speaker
Clay or King
Henry Clay, for one
Clay, for example
Keynote deliverer
Anyone running for president, e.g.
Commencement Day speaker, for one
Elocutionist
Hot-air artist
Loud speaker?
Teleprompter user, perhaps
Expert in elocution
Speaker on a soapbox
Demosthenes, e.g.
Stirring speaker
Silver-tongued one
Public speaker
Edward Everett, for one
Rhetorician
Teleprompter user, maybe
Eloquent speaker
A voice among the crowd, perhaps?
Marc Antony, for example
Daniel Webster, for one
Demosthenes, for one
Person on a soapbox
Pompous speaker
Henry Clay or Daniel Webster
Silver-tongued sort
Silver-tongued speaker
Demosthenes, notably
Mark Twain, at times
Soapbox topper
One with a silver tongue
Soapbox speaker
Address giver
Daniel Webster or Henry Clay
Daniel Webster, e.g.
Big speech maker
Bombastic speaker
Eloquent speechifier
Figure of speech?
Speaker in the House, e.g.
Cicero, for one
Pompous podium pounder
Cicero was one
Public addressor
William Jennings Bryan, notably
Gifted speaker
One on the stump
Clay, for one
Mike user, maybe
Pericles, famously
One may use a teleprompter
Churchill, notably
Stumper?
Soapbox user
Webster, notably
JFK, notably
Skilled speaker
Frederick Douglass, notably
Address provider
Emotive speaker
Source of windiness, maybe?
Strong speaker
Memorable speaker
Speaker on a dais
Speechmaker
Silver-tongued person
Speechifier
28 Down, notably
Speech giver
Spellbinding sort
William Jennings Bryan, e.g.
Good talker
Soapbox stander
27 Across deliverer
Declaimer
Bryan, for one
One of Mark Twain's occupations
Spellbinding speaker
Spellbinder
One of Twain's occupations
Eloquent one
Gifted 9 Down deliverer
Speechmaking expert
Skilled public speaker
Skilled speechmaker
Person whose address is moving
Distinguished public speaker
I am no ___, as Brutus is.—Julius Caesar.
Talker.
The Great Commoner was one.
Demosthenes.
What Cicero was.
Churchill is one.
Patrick Henry was one.
W. J. Bryan was one.
Antony's role, Act III, "Julius Caesar."
Keynoter, for example.
Man on the dais.
Fourth of July speaker.
Campaign speaker.
Valedictorian.
4th of July performer.
Relative of a filibusterer.
Convention keynoter.
Relative of a filibuster.
Campaigner on the dais.
Keynoter.
Adept at declamation.
Cicero.
Daniel Webster, for example.
Webster or Bryan.
Danton, for example.
Patrick Henry, for instance.
Relative of a keynoter.
Henry Beecher, for one.
Long-winded one.
Dirksen, at times.
Byran, for one.
Webster or Calhoun
July 4 V.I.P.
Speaker with panache
Crassus or Isocrates
Commencement speaker
Grandiloquent one
One who declaims
Cicero, e.g.
Virginia's Henry, for one
Bryan was one
H.H.H. was one
Webster, for one
W. J. Bryan
Henry, e.g.
Man of many words
Henry was one
Red Jacket was one
Commencement V.I.P.
Eloquent public speaker
Bryan or Webster
Keynoter, e.g.
Pliny the Younger, for one
Webster or Clay
Antiphon, for one
Patrick Henry, e.g.
Henry Clay, e.g.
Patrick Henry, for one
Person on a dais
Jesse Jackson, e.g.
Lincoln, e.g., at Gettysburg
One raising one's voice
Sen. Robert Byrd, for one
Keynote giver, e.g.
Keynote giver
Keynote speaker, e.g.
Person with a public address
Caesar, e.g.
Clay, e.g.
William Jennings Bryan, for one
Rally figure
Podium personage
Keynote address presenter
Friends, Romans, countrymen ... sort of speaker
Winston Churchill, notably
Daniel Webster, notably
One making a delivery
One on a soapbox
Frederick Douglass, for one
Teleprompter user
Delivery specialist?
Sojourner Truth or Frances Harper
Wind instrument?
Cicero or Churchill
Commencement ceremony figure
Rally rouser
Speaking pro
Expert talker
Elocution pro
Gifted talker
One elocuting
Talented talker
Henry Clay or Jesse Jackson
Figure with an address
Real stumper?
Isocrates was one
Superlative speaker
One on the platform
Big-time public speaker
Masterful speaker
Cicero or Obama
One giving a speech
Big talker?
Cicero, famously
One on a soapbox, maybe
Soap boxer?
He talks and talks
One on a dais
Bryan, for example
Martin Luther King or Cicero
Speaker at a dedication
Keynote deliverer, e.g.
Patrick Henry or Henry Clay
Deliverer of stemwinders
Sojourner Truth, for one
Talented speaker
Powerful public speaker
Everett Dirksen, for one
Lincoln, sometimes
Stump man
Stump stander
Mario Cuomo, e.g.
Stump figure
Commencement speaker, for example
Source of addresses