recitationist
pulpiteer
reciter
recitational
recite
telling off
telling-to
recitement
speechifier
sermonistic
sermonist
speechmaking
preachee
Boanerges
voice
recitatively
recit
recitativo
proverbialist
reciting
sermoneer
diegesis
sermonize
speeching
sermonizer
hymner
voicer
upspeaker
sermonizing
preachify
rhetorician
disagreement
preaching
orator
incantor
elocutioner
sprechgesang
cribber
declamation
speechifying
expositor
preach
reader
polylog
recitable
recitation
discourser
chuchotage
speech
forthspeaker
sermonization
lecture
sermonlike
reposter
moralise
enunciator
bawl out
speechmaker
sermonise
pulpitish
moralize
recitativelike
moruti
conjurer
rebutter
parrot
prelector
spoken
revelation
disclosure
revealing
sermon
caller
take to task
pulpitize
speech path
spokesman
dissertation
sermonesque
declaim
cancellation
speechwriter
recital
protreptic
speechie
locutor
prompter
recapper
-logy
aretalogist
prelection
incant
theater prompter
panegyric
public speaking

English words for 'One who gives a recitation; a public reciter.'

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