Orator

What do we mean by orator?

One who delivers an oration. noun

An eloquent and skilled public speaker. noun

A public speaker; one who delivers an oration; a person who pronounces a discourse publicly on some special occasion; a pleader or lawyer. noun

An eloquent public speaker; one who is skilled as a speaker; an eloquent man: as, he writes and reasons well, but is no orator. noun

A spokesman; an advocate; a defender; one who defends by pleading; one who argues in favor of a person or a cause. noun

In law, the plaintiff or petitioner in a bill or information in chancery. noun

An orationer; a petitioner; one who offers a prayer or petition. noun

An officer of English universities: see the quotation. noun

A public speaker; one who delivers an oration; especially, one distinguished for his skill and power as a public speaker; one who is eloquent. noun

In equity proceedings, one who prays for relief; a petitioner. noun

A plaintiff, or complainant, in a bill in chancery. noun

An officer who is the voice of the university upon all public occasions, who writes, reads, and records all letters of a public nature, presents, with an appropriate address, those persons on whom honorary degrees are to be conferred, and performs other like duties; -- called also public orator. noun

Someone who orates or delivers an oration. noun

A skilled and eloquent public speaker. noun

A person who delivers a speech or oration noun

Someone who orates or delivers an oration.

A skilled and eloquent public speaker.

Someone who speaks perfect English and uses perfect grammar in their sentences. Not so much that but someone who knows the difference between their, they're and there and when to use them. Also applies with your and you're. Correct use of the apostrophe to show possession is one of the first steps to becoming an orator. Urban Dictionary

A yorkshire way of saying hello. Hey;Hello;Hi Can also mean "Are you alright?" if a Y is put before the O to make "Y'Orate?" Urban Dictionary

The best online message board ever. started as a place for fans of the decemberists to meet online. parker's wife is the best. Urban Dictionary

To have a crazy attitude Urban Dictionary

Doodool Urban Dictionary

(Latin) Literally, "the speaker has no penis." In rhetoric, an unanswerable comeback to a nominally male opponent who believes in the magical powers of the so-called "logical fallacies" to replace the missing member and thereby to "win" an "argument." Urban Dictionary

Relating to one distinguished for skill and power as a public speaker. Urban Dictionary

A day where everyone in the apoc community turns gay and have some rough sexual intercourse. Common slangs used in this day is "hop on crim" or "hop on apoc". This day can only be celebrated at December 2nd. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to orator:
orator, trator.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word orator:
demosthenes, debater, oratorical, cicero, orations, eloquence, oration, oratory, gaius, rhetorical, statesman, athenian, cato, abolitionist, reformer, debating, marcus, rhetoric, organizer, everett, consul, philosopher, preacher, webster, speech, caesar, speaker, activist, athens, poet, bce, cook, spoke, speaking, scholar, delivered, lecturer, writer, bryan, slavery, speak, addresses, advocate, politician, audience, arguments, journalist, lawyer, lodge, supporter, radical, historian, skill, audiences, addressed, deliver, tamil, hunt, rabbi, wealthy, oxford, reputation, argument, daniel, literary, honorary, bright, expert, intellectual, leader, spiritual, author, socialist, writings, commons.

Words that rhyme with orator:
nor utter, theodore ritter.

Adjectives that are often used to describe orator:
great, greatest, pulpit, brilliant, eloquent, famous, roman, popular, young, public, political, powerful, athenian, celebrated, perfect, gifted, parliamentary, distinguished, natural, true, best, greek, fiery, accomplished, tongued, excellent, fine, irish, effective, english, ideal, eminent, christian, able, skilled, outstanding, consummate, renowned, chief, noted, indian, impassioned, persuasive, successful, sacred, forensic, polished, foremost, finished, future, finest, splendid, principal, illustrious, fluent, box, attic, spellbinding, republican, impressive, superb, remarkable, known, skilful, wonderful, magnificent, democratic, youthful, favorite, talented, practised, revolutionary, stump, radical, grecian, prominent, skillful, latin, trained.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective orator:
frog, wisdom, statesman, style, fit, poet, cripple, compliment, line, generals, king, pause, writer.

Consonant match to orator:
erato, errata, arity, arietta, arita, arata, eroto, arrieta, eroto-, ireta, areta, aretta, aright he, era t, hara t, herr ritter, iretta.

Words that sound like orator:
orator, orate, orbiter, orators, orot, aurat, aerator, orit, order, corridor, critter, fritter, arter, gritter, fretter, ordure, corridore, orad, tretter, kritter, orar, orates, orat, gritar, ereader, orid, e-reader, cowriter, greater, traitor, crater, trotter, grater, greeter, freighter, treater, trator, traiter, ureter, arity, frater, tratar, cretor, arat, fruiter, irat, heritor, krater, gratter, meritor, schroeter, grouter, krauter, triter, frotter, cratere, garroter, already, auditor, arbiter, arear, oread, oritz, barretter, arere, areta, ohrid, or ever, threader, alter, aura, altar, ardor, aright, auras, courter, arder, aureate, autre, auster, autor, aret, arrieta, corredor, arata, arita, dorota, corot, corter, arret, ardore, arit, arati, aunter, air letter, arbeiter, austr, ardeur, altare, awright.