An orator, rhetorician.

An eloquent person, an orator. Also: a person whose words are specious or insincere, a flatterer.

spec. One who speaks formally before a number of persons; one who addresses an audience; an orator.

A person who pronounces something; a person who makes a pronouncement.

A person who delivers a speech or oration; a public speaker, esp. one distinguished for eloquence and rhetorical skill; a person proficient in…

A female public speaker; = oratress, n. 2.

A female public speaker.

An orator, esp. a professional one; a public speaker. Formerly also (depreciative): †a mediocre orator, a mere speechifier (obsolete).

A female public speaker; = oratress, n. 2. Also figurative. Obsolete.

A speaker, an orator.

= tongueman, n.

a person who engages in public speaking.

one who ‘holds forth’, a preacher, orator (somewhat contemptuous).

A public speaker, esp. one who formally addresses a deliberative or legislative assembly.

A person who directs words or a communication to a particular person, audience, or place.

= tub-thumper, n.

One who makes or delivers a speech or speeches, esp. in public; an orator.

One who makes speeches; a speaker.

A person who makes an oration; an orator or speaker.

One who speechifies or delivers speeches; one given to, or having some aptitude for, public speaking.

In early use: †the speaker of an epilogue (obsolete rare). Later: a person who perorates.

One who practises the art of elocution; a proficient in the art of elocution.

A female speaker; a spokeswoman.

Originally slang. A street trader, esp. one who uses rapid, persuasive talk to attract customers; a salesperson. Cf. patter, n.1 2a.

A person who speaks on public platforms; a public speaker. Now rare.

A person given to or specializing in oration.

(a) a keyless watch; (b) a geared logging locomotive (Webster, 1911); (c) slang a person or thing that is first-rate; also, an enterprising or…

= addresser, n. 2.

A person who delivers a pep talk.