| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Hold court | 3 letters | try |
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| Hold court | 3 letters | sit |
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| Hold court | 4 letters | hear |
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| Hold court | 5 letters | orate |
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| Hold court | 6 letters | umpire |
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| Hold court | 7 letters | referee |
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- Listen to
- Listen
- Catch, in a way
- Pick up
- Consider officially
- Get wind of
- Be informed of
- When repeated, a cry of a
- Sense, in a way
- Learn (of)
- Pick up, in a way
- Try, as a case
- "Did you ...... that?"
- When doubled, a cry of ap
- "... ...... no evil ..."
- "...... me out"
- Take, as oral arguments
- Take, as testimony
- Try to pick up
- Eavesdrop
- Perceive sound
- Pick up, aurally
- Try to pay attention
- Try Bach's final piece on organ
- Try hard with something corny?
- Perceive with the ear
- Pick up present for audience
- Endless courage results in try
- Get news of
- Pick up on
- catch wind of
- He has a right to receive information
- Catch that female pinching article
- Be informed a woman got incarcerated
- perceive aurally
- Word repeated to express agreement
- "Amen to that!"
- Catch
- Catch some waves?
- "Now ... this!" ("Listen up!")
- Make out, catch
- try judicially
- Perceive sounds
- take testimony from
- get the news
- Learn
- half an approval
- try in court
- when repeated, "great speech!"
- Perceive hare running
- listen to half a cry of approbation
- catch word of
- Harken
- He has a warm heart, we're told
- Listen at this point on radio
- Take in aurally
- now do this?
- Perceive a sound
- Tune in to
- Use the ears
- Detect a sound
- Perceive with the ears
- Heed
- Perceive (a voice)
- Get word of
- Receive sound
- “I ... what you're saying”
- 'Can you ... me?'
- ...so use the sense in court
- Catch a sound
- Pay attention to
- Use your ears
- "When repeated, a cry of approval"
- "When doubled, a cry of approval"
- Catch that woman pinching article
- When repeated, "Amen!"
- When repeated, words of agreement
- Audition
- Consider, as a case
- Learn via the grapevine
- Get an earful
- Detect sound
- Learn by word of mouth
- Be a successful listener
- Take testimony
- Half a cry in Parliament
- Be told
- Hold court
- Part of "Oyez!"
- House of Commons cry
- Get the word
- Pay heed
- Parliament cry
- Lend an ear
- Listen in
- Attend
- Be informed
- Oyez!
- "I ...... a Rhapsody," 1940 song
- Take notice of
- House of Lords cry
- "Ye ......!"
- Attend a concert
- M.P.'s cry
- Permit to speak
- Use a sense
- Get word
- Get an earful of
- Consider As In A High Court
- to be repeated if you agree
- Find out
- Accept as sound
- Pay attention
- glean from a podcast
- When repeated I agree
- Try and catch
- "I won't ... it!"
- use one of the five senses
- Give an audience to
- Pick up sound waves
- Take in sound
- listen to sounds
- Find out by word of mouth
- "You could ... a pin drop..."
- "Are you able to ... me at the back?"
- .... the waves crashing
- "Now .... this!"
- the fellow has a right to 9
- the guy has a right to try
- try speaking here
- try to cut leader out
- Try to find out
- pick up auditory cues
- listen to half a cry of approval
- When doubled, “I agree!”
- Perceive a sound with the ear
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- Listen with your ears?
- endless courage may result in try
- Take part of judge in The Archers
- "Did you ... the bells ringing?"
- Perceive Audibly
- Not need to say "What did you say?"
- eavesdrop successfully
- pick up sound
- Lend an ear (to)
- Listen to, say
- Ear's function
- Try to catch what's said
- Learn about
- .... of; learn about
- Perceive by ear
- Learn what's in the area
- Receive, as news
- Listen here
- "... ye!" (town crier's repeated cry)
- Pick up on the grapevine
- Cheer up
- Get the message
- learn through the grapevine
- Learn what is less than heartening
- listen to 10, mostly
- “Great to ...... your voice!”
- be told of
- Detect with the ears
- Pick up from the grapevine
- people in the back may not do it
- a cry of approval to listen to
- Can you ... me now?
- adjudicate, as a case
- Never ... the end of it
- Pick up her article within
- Try
- Catch a few waves?
- What one intends to do when listening
- Find out about
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- I can't ... myself think!
- Preside at a trial
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- Judge is listened to at this point
- Am told
- "I can't ...... you" ("Speak louder!")
- get a letter (from)
- "Yes ......?"
- Yield
- Wiretap
- try to be picked up in this place
- "Did you ...... the bell ring?"
- word repeated to voice support
- Try and listen
- Catch the sound
- perceive, as sounds
- To listen
- "...... me out!" ("Listen!")
- act as judge in the arena
- Use one's ears
- Listen to with attention
- Try organ meat, spitting out the tail
- he has a right to listen
- listen twice to cheer
- Pick up with your head
- Perceive or become aware of by the ear
- receive word
- That woman takes a catch
- when repeated, it signifies agreement
- have news of
- "Did you .......... what I said?"
- Catch the sound of a rhea on the move
- bring to trial, like a case
- Hare around, we learn
- "Sorry to ...... that"
- listen there's a rhea about!
- Listen to part of the arrangement
- 'Can't you ...?'
- Get wind of [news]
- it's good to ... your voice
- Consider
- Perceive, as a sound
- listen in this place on radio
- pick up a crying baby?
- Speak at length
- Pontificate
- Harangue
- Give an address
- Give a speech
- Declaim
- Hold forth
- Captivate the crowd, mayb
- Take to the soapbox
- Give one's address
- Sound off
- Use a soapbox
- Emulate Demosthenes
- Wax eloquent
- Spout rhetoric
- Hold the floor
- Spout off
- Provide an address
- Play to a C-Span camera
- Emulate Cicero
- Be bombastic
- Speak from a soapbox
- Captivate a crowd, perhap
- Make an allocution
- Spiel
- Sound off, perhaps
- Speechify
- Give a keynote
- Make a delivery
- ...... speak
- Give a stemwinder
- Filibuster, in a way
- Avail oneself of a rostru
- Stand and deliver
- Make an impressive delive
- Deliver a stemwinder
- Speak for the Congression
- Speak before throngs
- Give a grand speech
- Talk bombastically
- Preach
- Be Ciceronian
- Be grandiloquent
- Make a grand speech
- Be on a soapbox
- Speak to the masses
- Speak for everyone in the
- Speak on C-Span, say
- Emulate Webster
- Take to the stump
- Magniloquize
- Be Bryanesque
- Do some campaign work
- Electioneer
- Nothing to like in talk
- Make a formal speech
- Speak pompously
- Make a formal address
- Make speech over level of tax?
- Old scold to speak at length?
- Elocute
- Speak from a podium
- Address from a lectern
- spew one's view
- Speak of the poor at every opportunity
- give pompous or lengthy speech
- Make a speech
- Hold forth; address
- Some get a rollicking over talk
- Speak of nothing with class
- Get on a soapbox
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- Take to a soapbox
- Emulate Obama
- Emulate a politician, in a way
- Deliver a keynote, e.g
- Deliver a lecture, say
- Speak formally
- Proclaim
- Talk at zero speed
- talk or possibly eat
- Keynote, say
- give a grandiloquent speech
- Deliver a speech
- Mid to low price address
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- Give a keynote, say
- Speak from a lectern, perhaps
- newton avoided flowery talk
- Give out one's address?
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- Make speech, and spit? Expect not
- Speak to an audience
- Speak publicly
- speak with style
- talk to a crowd
- take the stump
- fire up the crowd
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- shoot from the lip
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- emulate king
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- wax grandiloquent
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- Address a crowd
- Emulate Lincoln
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- Speech from traitor in Old English
- make deliveries to large groups?
- give a political speech
- give one's address, maybe
- speak from the soapbox
- talk with style
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- nothing tear-jerking in talk
- Speak with pomposity
- Lecture
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- Spout a speech
- Speak from a lectern
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- Make a big speech
- Traitor into Old English makes speech
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- Speak at a podium, say
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- talk to the people
- Speak showily
- Emulate Daniel Webster
- Make big speeches
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- Deliver encomiums
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- address the masses
- Speak from a podium, say
- Speak to a crowd
- Speak at zero speed
- Lecture pompously
- Speak bombastically
- To talk, usually in a pompous manner
- speak about tax on nothing
- "Captivate the crowd, maybe"
- Avail oneself of a rostrum
- "Captivate a crowd, perhaps"
- Make an impressive delivery
- Speak for everyone in the room
- Keynote, e.g.
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- sermonize
- Supply one's moving address?
- Speak to the people?
- Speak on the stump
- Make grand statements
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- Tub-thump
- Spout forth
- Deliver a keynote, say
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- Emulate Cato
- Give a keynote address
- Speak to the Senate
- Address grandly
- Wax Websterian
- What spellbinders do
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- Emulate Cuomo
- Mount the soapbox
- Use a podium
- make your voice heard
- Give a valedictory, say
- Emulate Henry
- Emulate W. J. Bryan
- Emulate D. Webster
- What spell-binders do
- Take the podium
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- Imitate Demosthenes
- Spout on July 4
- Emulate Stephen Douglas
- Emulate Crassus
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- Emulate Aeschines
- Deliver rhetoric
- Emulate Isocrates
- Emulate Everett
- Keynote
- Become a soapboxer
- What a politico loves to do
- Spout
- Wax rhetorical
- Grandiloquize
- Speak like Stephen Douglas
- Mount a soapbox
- Spellbind
- What spread-eagleists do
- Hold forth, à la Douglas
- Sound off from the dais
- Emulate William Jennings Bryan
- Speak floridly
- Deliver a spiel
- Take to the podium
- Preach with passion
- Give the main speech
- Make an address
- Speak of how some toreador got tossed!
- Deliver speech
- Give speech
- Hold court
- Traitor interrupts Old English speech
- speak to crowd
- Zero cost for lecture
- speak of a gold blend of tea
- Speak eloquently
- Make speech
- More than just talk
- Go on the stump
- Deliver a grand public speech
- deliver a stump speech
- Talk pompously
- Preach love before reproof
- Speak theatrically
- Speak pompously, perhaps
- address a convention
- Talk formally
- Take the floor
- employ rhetoric
- Speak before an audience
- Talk hosted by professor, a teacher
- Love to scold and harangue
- Make pompous speech no-one admires?
- after hug, pace and talk pompously
- Address with style
- Deliver a grand speech
- Make boring speech no-one admires?
- Hold forth to half the electorate
- Old rat finally contrite gives speech
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