Answer: ORATOR
ORATOR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 134 times.
- Henry Clay, for one
- Daniel Webster, e.g.
- Patrick Henry, for one
- Henry Clay, e.g.
- Bryan, for one
- Person on a dais
- Demosthenes, e.g.
- Jesse Jackson, e.g.
- One with a silver tongue
- Lincoln, e.g., at Gettysburg
- One raising one's voice
- Sen. Robert Byrd, for one
- Rhetorician
- Keynote giver, e.g.
- Loud speaker
- Keynote speaker, e.g.
- Keynote giver
- Person with a public address
- Demosthenes, for one
- Pompous speaker
- Daniel Webster, for one
- Person on a soapbox
- Henry Clay or Daniel Webster
- Silver-tongued speaker
- Silver-tongued sort
- Mark Twain, at times
- Keynote deliverer
- Demosthenes, notably
- Soapbox topper
- Public speaker
- Soapbox speaker
- Address giver
- Daniel Webster or Henry Clay
- Barack Obama, for one
- Gifted speaker
- Person whose address is moving
- Distinguished public speaker
- Clay, for one
- Speaker
- One on the stump
- Figure of speech?
- Soapbox stander
- 27 Across deliverer
- Declaimer
- William Jennings Bryan, e.g.
- One on the platform
- Superlative speaker
- Daniel Webster, notably
- Bryan, for example
- Cicero, for one
- One on a dais
- Expert in elocution
- Eloquent one
- Mike user, maybe
- Caesar, e.g.
- Clay, e.g.
- William Jennings Bryan, for one
- Eloquent speaker
- Rally figure
- Bombastic speaker
- Patrick Henry was one
- Loud speaker?
- Speaker on a soapbox
- Big speech maker
- Cicero was one
- Big speech maker
- Pericles, famously
- Speaker in the House, e.g.
- Speechmaker
- Stump figure
- Speech maker
- Rally rouser
- Skilled public speaker
- Speechifier
- Speaking pro
- Elocution pro
- Eloquent speechifier
- Commencement ceremony figure
- Podium personage
- Soapbox celebrity
- Keynoter, e.g.
- Gifted talker
- One of Mark Twain's occupations
- Demosthenes or Cicero
- Keynote address presenter
- Expert talker
- Eloquent public speaker
- He may rant
- Pompous podium pounder
- One may use a teleprompter
- Commencement speaker, for example
- Talented talker
- Sojourner Truth was one
- One elocuting
- Stumper?
- Daniel Webster notably
- "Friends, Romans, countrymen ..." sort of speaker
- Patrick Henry, e.g.
- Skilled speaker
- Elocutionist
- Big talker
- Churchill, notably
- Henry Clay, notably
- One of Twain's occupations
- Spellbinding speaker
- Big-time public speaker
- Soapbox user
- Webster, notably
- Martin Luther King or Cicero
- Speaker at a dedication
- Pro speaker
- Keynote deliverer, e.g.
- Cicero, e.g.
- Winston Churchill, notably
- Masterful speaker
- Patrick Henry or Henry Clay
- Speech giver
- One making a delivery
- JFK, notably
- One on a soapbox
- Cicero or Obama
- Gifted 9 Down deliverer
- Teleprompter user
- Frederick Douglass, for one
- Frederick Douglass, notably
- Emotive speaker
- Strong speaker
- Source of windiness, maybe?
- Address provider
- Sojourner Truth or Frances Harper
- Delivery specialist?
- Skillful speaker
- Powerful public speaker
- Speaker on a dais