Crossword Clue: Henry and Dirksen, e.g.
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Henry and Dirksen, e.g."
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- Henry and Dirksen, e.g.
- Henry and others
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- Good speakers
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- Stumpers?
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- Men of many words
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- Loud speakers, often
- Lecturers
- Pericles and Cicero
- Ones giving their addresses
- Ones happy to give you their addresses?
- Ones on stumps
- Ones who stand above the crowd?
- Rhetoricians
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- Their addresses are moving
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- They love to talk
- Silver-tongued ones
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- Speaking aces
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- Spellbinders
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Recent Usage of Henry and Dirksen, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - May 28, 1973