ambo
podial
pulpited
confessional
dais
scratchpad
witness stand
toga
tent
lectern
antependium
throne room
chamber
tester
litany desk
law lord
audience hall
in open court
pluteus
study hall
synecdoche
parament
ermine
baccalaureate
succentor
empty chair
three-decker
Office of the Dead
flower
jury box
oversheeted
recognition
bookstop
podium
courtroom
pulpit
dock
cantoria
examiner
connotatory
rostrum
pulpitful
foreperson
omnigraph
witness box
voluble
chapel
pulpitize
syncrisis
stand
lazy tongs
fauteuil
entremet
pulpitically
choir
rood screen
call-board
odontometer
academic robe
sedilium
bar
judge's robe
tales
confession
expositionary
academic gown
backbench
court
well
pulpitical
moot-hall
Inquisitor
colloquium
home key
showman
figure
reading desk
choir stall
bench
prelacy
hearing
organ loft
epideictic
assembly
keynote speech
epideictical
bar table
desk
lysis
keynote address
choriamb
chairman
verbatim
resitter
president
synodsman

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