Crossword Clue: Like long-winded orators
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Like long-winded orators"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Like long-winded orators"
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- Apt to babble
- Bloated
- Bloated, as the stomach
- Bloated, say
- Boastful
- Bombastic
- Bombastic, in slang
- Feeling bloated
- Full of hot air
- Full of idle talk
- Disposed to verbosity
- Fizzy
- Flatulent
- Given to gab
- Given to gabbing
- In need of Beano
- In need of Maalox, perhaps
- In need of relief, in a way
- Going on and on
- Inflated
- Like brainless braggarts
- Like carbonated drinks
- Too talkative
- Like Jupiter or Saturn
- Like Jupiter's atmosphere
- Like long-winded orators
- Like many people after eating beans
- Verbose
- Overly talkative
- Overtalkative, slangily
- Much too talkative
- Meaninglessly verbose
- Rather bombastic
- Long-winded
- Needing a pat on the back, say
- Needing a pat on the back?
- Loquacious, in slang
- Like a blowhard
- Like a motormouth
- Prone to circumlocution
- Like a windbag
- Talkative, and then some
- Talkative, slangily
- Talkative
Recent Usage of Like long-winded orators in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Like long-winded orators in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 7, 2013
- USA Today - Oct. 17, 2011
- New York Times - Feb. 3, 1991