Crossword Clue: Address an audience
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- ____ fratres
- Be a tub-thumper
- Be all speechy
- Be bombastic, perhaps
- Be bombastic
- Be Bryanesque
- Be Ciceronian
- Be eloquent, in a way
- Be grandiloquent
- Be on a soapbox
- Be the elocutionist
- Appeal to the masses?
- Become a soapboxer
- Become hortatory
- Address a convention
- Address a crowd
- Address an assembly
- Address an audience
- Address Congress, e.g.
- Address Congress, say
- Address Congress
- Address crowd
- Address from a lectern
- Address grandly
- Address peers
- Address the assembly
- Address the convention
- Address the crowd
- Address the hall, e.g.
- Address the hall
- Address the masses
- Address the public
- Address the throng
- Avail oneself of a rostrum
- Bloviate from a podium
- Grandiloquize
- Grandstand, say
- Hold court
- Hold forth, à la Douglas
- Hold forth
- Hold the floor
- Declaim from a podium.
- Declaim like Demosthenes
- Declaim
- Deliver a declamation
- Deliver a formal speech
- Deliver a keynote, e.g.
- Deliver a keynote, say
- Deliver a keynote
- Deliver a message, say
- Deliver a pompous speech
- Deliver a speech
- Deliver a spiel
- Deliver a stem-winder
- Deliver a stemwinder
- Deliver a stump speech
- Deliver a TED Talk, say
- Deliver a valedictory
- Deliver addresses
- Deliver an address
- Deliver an impassioned presentation
- Deliver an impassioned speech
- Deliver encomiums
- Deliver from a dais
- Deliver lectures
- Deliver rhetoric
- Deliver the keynote address, say
- Furnish an address
- Electioneer
- Filibuster, in a way
- Elocute
- Emote
- Employ a silver tongue
- Emulate a demagogue
- Emulate a politician, in a way
- Emulate a valedictorian
- Emulate Aeschines
- Emulate Bryan
- Emulate Cato
- Emulate Cicero
- Emulate Clay
- Emulate Crassus
- Emulate Cuomo
- Emulate D. Webster
- Emulate Daniel Webster.
- Emulate Demosthenes
- Emulate Everett
- Emulate Henry
- Emulate Isocrates
- Emulate Jesse Jackson
- Emulate King
- Emulate Lincoln
- Emulate Mario Cuomo
- Emulate Obama
- Emulate Pericles
- Emulate Red Jacket
- Emulate Stephen Douglas
- Emulate W. J. Bryan
- Emulate Webster
- Emulate William Jennings Bryan
- Harangue.
- Harangue the crowd
- Harangue
- Discourse
- Discourse.
- Get a banquet going, perhaps
- Get on a soapbox
- Get on one's soapbox
- Get on the soapbox
- Have the Senate floor, say
- Do like Demosthenes
- Do politicking
- Do some campaign work
- Do some stumping
- Do speechmaking
- Campaign, in part
- Give a big speech
- Give a commencement address, say
- Give a formal address
- Give a formal speech
- Give a grand speech
- Give a keynote address, e.g.
- Give a keynote address
- Give a keynote, e.g.
- Give a keynote, say
- Give a keynote
- Give a lecture
- Give a long speech
- Give a long-winded talk
- Give a loud speech to many
- Give a mighty speech
- Give a political speech
- Give a public address
- Give a sermon, e.g.
- Give a sermon
- Give a speech
- Give a stemwinder
- Give a stump speech
- Give a valediction, e.g.
- Give a valedictory, e.g.
- Give a valedictory, say
- Give a valedictory
- Give a windy speech
- Give addresses
- Give an address
- Give an inaugural address
- Imitate Demosthenes
- Give one's address
- Give one's address, maybe
- Give one's address?
- Give out one's address?
- Give speech
- Give the keynote address
- Give the keynote
- Give the main speech
- Climb up on a soapbox
- Go campaigning, in part
- Go on at length
- Go on the stump
- Captivate a crowd, perhaps
- Captivate a crowd with words
- Captivate the crowd, maybe
- Captivate the crowd with words
- Expound at length
- Expound
- Indulge in bombast.
- Provide a big address
- Provide an address?
- Provide an address
- Valedictorians do it
- Sermonize
- Publicly hold forth
- Mount a soap box
- Mount a soapbox
- Mount the soapbox
- Keynote
- Keynote, e.g.
- Keynote, maybe
- Keynote, say
- Overcome glossophobia
- Stump
- Stump, maybe
- Stump the audience?
- Stump the crowd?
- Play to a C-Span camera
- Offer addresses
- Offer an address
- Sound off.
- Sound off from the dais
- Sound off in the Senate, e.g.
- Sound off, perhaps
- Sound off
- Pontificate
- Recite rhetoric
- One might do it from a soapbox
- Practice public speaking
- Preach
- Preach, e.g.
- Preach from a soapbox
- Preach from the pulpit
- Preach, maybe
- Preach, perhaps
- Preach, say
- Preach with passion
- Lecture, e.g.
- Lecture
- Present an address
- Magniloquize
- Make a big speech
- Make a delivery
- Make a delivery, in a way
- Make a delivery to the masses
- Make a delivery?
- Make a grand speech
- Make a long-winded speech
- Proclaim
- Make a pompous speech
- Make a speech
- Make a toast, say
- Make addresses
- Make allocutions
- Make an address.
- Make an address
- Make an allocution
- Make an extended delivery
- Make an important delivery
- Make an impressive delivery
- Make big speeches
- Make deliveries to large groups?
- Make grand statements
- Make like Cicero
- Make public speech
- Make speech to crowd
- Make speech
- Make speeches
- Make the keynote address
- Make use of Speakers' Corner, say
- Pronounce from a podium
- Tub-thump
- Word from the Latin for "pray"
- Supply an address
- Supply one's moving address?
- Speak above the crowd?
- Speak at a podium, say
- Speak at a podium
- Speak at commencement, say
- Speak at length
- Speak at the U.N., say
- Speak before Parliament, e.g.
- Speak before throngs
- Speak bombastically
- Speak eloquently
- Speak floridly
- Speak for everyone in the room?
- Speak for everyone in the room
- Speak for the Congressional Record, say
- Speak formally
- Speak from a balcony, perhaps
- Speak from a lectern, perhaps
- Speak from a lectern
- Speak from a platform
- Speak from a podium
- Speak from a soapbox
- Speak from a stump
- Speak from the podium
- Speak from the rostrum
- Speak from the soapbox
- Speak from the stage
- Speak from the stump
- Speak grandiloquently
- Speak grandly
- Speak in a pompous manner
- Speak, in a way
- Speak in Hyde Park
- Speak in public
- Speak in the Senate
- Speak like a senator
- Speak like Cicero
- Speak like Clay or Bryan
- Speak like Martin Luther King Jr.
- Speak like Stephen Douglas
- Speak loftily
- Speak of the devil, maybe
- Wax bombastic
- Speak on C-Span, say
- Speak on the stump
- Speak one's mind
- Speak one's piece
- Wax eloquent
- Wax grandiloquent
- Speak pompously, e.g.
- Speak pompously
- Speak publicly
- Wax rhetoric
- Speak theatrically
- Wax rhetorical
- Speak to a crowd
- Speak to a large crowd
- Speak to an audience
- Speak to crowd
- Speak to one's countrymen
- Wax Websterian
- Speak to the masses
- Speak to the people?
- Speak to the Senate, say
- Speak to the Senate
- Speak with bombast
- Speak with pomp
- Speak with pomposity
- Speak with style
- Speak
- Speechify.
- Speechify
- Spellbind
- Spiel
- Work on the stump
- Say a few words in public
- Spout a speech
- Spout for an audience
- Spout forth
- Spout from the dais
- Spout off on a soapbox
- Spout off
- Spout on July 4
- Spout rhetoric
- Spout speeches
- Spout
- Spread wisdom as people should let me do more often
- Take the floor
- Take the podium
- Take the soapbox
- Take the stump.
- Take the stump
- Take to a soapbox
- Take to the podium
- Take to the pulpit
- Take to the soapbox
- Take to the stump
- What a politico loves to do
- Talk big?
- Talk bombastically
- Talk formally
- Talk from the soapbox
- Talk on the stump
- Talk pompously.
- Talk pompously
- Talk to the people
- Talk with style
- Stand and deliver
- Stand and deliver, perhaps
- Stand and deliver?
- Stand on a soapbox
- Stand up and speak
- Stand up to speak
- What spell-binders do
- What spellbinders do.
- What spellbinders do
- What spread-eagleists do
- State your address?
- Use a lectern
- Use a podium
- Use a soapbox, e.g.
- Use a soapbox
- Use assembly language?
- Use the bully pulpit
- Use the soapbox
Recent Usage of Address an audience in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Address an audience in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Dec. 6, 2018
- Newsday - Dec. 24, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 26, 2015
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 5, 2015
- USA Today - Sept. 23, 2013
- Washington Post - July 31, 2011
- Washington Post - July 30, 2011
- Washington Post - July 29, 2011
- Washington Post - July 28, 2011
- Washington Post - July 27, 2011
- Washington Post - July 26, 2011
- Washington Post - July 25, 2011
- Washington Post - July 21, 2011
- Washington Post - July 20, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 31, 2008
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 20, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 29, 2005
- USA Today - Jan. 27, 2005
- Universal Crossword - March 15, 2002
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 18, 2001
