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obtuse
  • - Stupid to be moving us into it
  • - Stupid type of angle
  • - time to employ former pupil before getting dull-witted
  • - Stupid baronet plunged into river
  • - Initially, old boys tease us, spoiling everything; a bit stupid
  • - Dull books about British milk
  • - Dull alumnus cooked suet
  • - A stupid angle?
  • - Dull, stupid
  • - Dull, non-perceptive
  • - Start off job with little time to exercise? That's stupid
  • - Dull; dense
  • - Dense or dull
  • - Dull-witted
  • - Stupid
  • - Dull
  • - Fancy us to be stupid
  • - Slow-witted old boy cooked suet
  • - ordinary tube's in a poor state and slow?
  • - An angle with a measurement that is greater than 90 degrees
  • - between 90 degrees and 180 degrees, as per angles
  • - Angles of 2 or 3 radians are ....
  • - Round tubes, bent out of shape and slow on the uptake
  • - so use a tube if it's blunt
  • - Opposite of acute, for an angle
  • - Annoyingly slow to understand
  • - Blunt heads of overseas bank taking on employment
  • - Thick fluid but so clear, essentially
  • - Annoyingly imperceptive
  • - upset makes us to be dense
  • - creates us to be as blunt in form
  • - More than right
  • - Slow, but so tricky even at the outset
  • - Like an angle that's greater than 90 degrees
  • - Not an intelligent sort of angle?
  • - Angle of density
  • - which word describes an angle between 90 and 180 degrees?
  • - More than right ... or seldom correct?
  • - Like a 270-degree angle
  • - not at all observant
  • - over 90 degrees, in a way
  • - (Of an angle) more than 90o but less than 180o
  • - so tube can be blunt
  • - Not quick
  • - Mentally slow
  • - Like an angle that's more than 90 degrees
  • - Rather dense
  • - Not so sharp
  • - Not very perceptive or sensitive
  • - Not at all alert
  • - An angle between 90 and 180 degrees
  • - Slow to understand
  • - Dim pupil once taking time with exercise
  • - Like a regular pentagon's angles
  • - A 3dn between 90 and 180 degrees
  • - Slow-witted when it comes to geometry?
  • - Rather thick
  • - Mentally slow, not acute?
  • - Far from perceptive
  • - Thick Russian flower on far side of Bucharest has value
  • - Slow on the uptake, but so excited by note, finally
  • - Annoyingly insensitive
  • - Tube so unusually thick
  • - Angle between 90 and 180 degrees
  • - Dim-witted baronet stuck in river
  • - None to bright
  • - Like an angle greater than 90 degrees
  • - Unobservant
  • - Slow old coach takes time heading east
  • - Angle greater than 90 degrees
  • - A few fries short of a Happy Meal
  • - Dense, dim
  • - More than 90 degrees
  • - Far from sharp
  • - Not exactly insightful
  • - Angle that's greater than 90 degrees
  • - Between right and straight
  • - Dumb as a doorknob
  • - Wide angle designation
  • - Greater than 90 degrees, as an angle
  • - More than right, in triangles
  • - Like some triangles
  • - Kind of triangle
  • - Like angles between 90 and 180 degrees
  • - Not exactly quick
  • - Lacking in insight
  • - Like a triangle with one angle between 90° and 180°
  • - A few bricks short of a load
  • - Greater than 90 degrees
  • - Incapable of insight
  • - Between 90° and 180°
  • - More than 90°, or less than tactful
  • - Not very astute
  • - Not too apt
  • - 95 degrees, maybe
  • - More than 90°
  • - Greater than 90°, as an angle
  • - Hardly brainy
  • - Certain angle
  • - Imperceptive.
  • - Not perceptive.
  • - Greater than 90° and less than 180°.
  • - Dense
  • - Not the sharpest tool in the shed
  • - Thick-headed.
  • - Not alert
  • - Thick as a brick
  • - None too bright
  • - Slow to catch on
  • - Boorish
  • - Tactless
  • - Insensitive
  • - Thickheaded
  • - Not the sharpest knife in the drawer
  • - Slow on the uptake
  • - Slow to learn
  • - Dim
  • - Opaque
  • - Dopey
  • - Blunt
  • - Dimwitted
  • - Not sharp
  • - Slow-witted
  • - Doltish
  • - Thick
  • - Slow
  • - Like some angles
  • - Kind of angle
  • - Type of angle
  • - Insensitive to be unruly around us
  • - slow on the uptake – kind of angle
  • - like an angle of 100 degrees?
  • - blunt, not pointed
  • - Angle type
orate
  • - Captivate a crowd with words
  • - Speak theatrically
  • - Speak eloquently
  • - .... speak (in a way)
  • - Speak to a crowd
  • - Speak from a podium, say
  • - Order from judge to speak up
  • - Speak formally
  • - Speak at a podium, say
  • - Speak from a platform
  • - Speak loftily
  • - Speak, and put a value on love
  • - Speak with style
  • - Speak publicly
  • - Speak to an audience
  • - Speak from a lectern, perhaps
  • - Speak grandly
  • - Speak from a podium
  • - Speak in public
  • - Speak at a podium
  • - Speak in terror at educational
  • - Speak a little for a tenner
  • - Speak at the U.N., say
  • - Speak before a crowd
  • - Speak from a soapbox
  • - Stand and deliver?
  • - Speak at length
  • - "Speak!"
  • - Speak one's mind
  • - Speak one's piece
  • - Speak pompously
  • - Speak alternatively; took a meal
  • - talk at zero speed
  • - Speak or deliver a speech
  • - Speak impressively
  • - Give a speech, primarily on robbery and tax evasion
  • - Speak from a dais, perhaps
  • - speak of the poor at every opportunity
  • - Speak pompously, very elaborate but not new
  • - Speak pompously, hold forth
  • - speak before congress, say
  • - ring with speed and speak
  • - Go on the stump
  • - Go campaigning, in part
  • - Give the main speech
  • - Give the keynote address
  • - Give the keynote
  • - Give an inaugural address
  • - Give a windy speech
  • - Give a valediction, e.g.
  • - Give a loud speech to many
  • - Give a long speech
  • - Give a keynote address, e.g.
  • - Give a formal address
  • - Get a banquet going, perhaps
  • - Emulate William Jennings Bryan
  • - Emulate Stephen Douglas
  • - Emulate Pericles
  • - Emulate Obama
  • - Emulate Mario Cuomo
  • - Emulate King
  • - Emulate Jesse Jackson
  • - Emulate Henry
  • - Emulate Daniel Webster.
  • - Emulate D. Webster
  • - Emulate Cuomo
  • - Emulate Crassus
  • - Emulate Clay
  • - Emulate Cato
  • - Emulate Aeschines
  • - Emulate a demagogue
  • - Do speechmaking
  • - Do politicking
  • - Deliver the keynote address, say
  • - Deliver rhetoric
  • - Deliver encomiums
  • - Deliver addresses
  • - Deliver a TED Talk, say
  • - Deliver a stem-winder
  • - Deliver a spiel
  • - Deliver a pompous speech
  • - Deliver a message, say
  • - Declaim like Demosthenes
  • - Declaim from a podium.
  • - Climb up on a soapbox
  • - Captivate the crowd, maybe
  • - Captivate a crowd, perhaps
  • - Campaign, in part
  • - Bloviate from a podium
  • - Become hortatory
  • - Become a soapboxer
  • - Be the elocutionist
  • - Be on a soapbox
  • - Be Ciceronian
  • - Be bombastic, perhaps
  • - Be all speechy
  • - Be a tub-thumper
  • - Avail oneself of a rostrum
  • - Appeal to the masses?
  • - Address peers
  • - Address an assembly
  • - ........ fratres
  • - Expound
  • - Hold court
  • - Sermonize
  • - Emulate Webster
  • - Spiel
  • - Spout (off)
  • - Talk pompously
  • - What spellbinders do
  • - "Preach!"
  • - Keynote, e.g.
  • - Talk big
  • - Make a formal speech
  • - Speechify
  • - Make a speech
  • - Emulate Lincoln
  • - Give a big speech to hundreds
  • - Address the masses
  • - Make big speeches
  • - Hold the floor
  • - Have the Senate floor, say
  • - Emulate Frederick Douglass
  • - Traitor into Old English makes speech
  • - Make a big speech
  • - Provide an address
  • - Speech from mayor at Evesham
  • - Spout a speech
  • - Take the stump
  • - Give a keynote, say
  • - Speech from traitor in Old English
  • - Address a crowd
  • - Supply an address
  • - Give speech from floor at eleven
  • - Give out one's address?
  • - Deliver a stemwinder
  • - Make a speech count supporting leader of Opposition
  • - Some get a rollicking over talk
  • - Hold forth; address
  • - Keynote, say
  • - Give speech from floor at eight
  • - Address from a lectern
  • - Elocute
  • - Old traitor, finally contrite, to give speech
  • - Offer an address
  • - Address Congress, say
  • - Take the soapbox
  • - Deliver a keynote, e.g
  • - Give a stump speech
  • - Address a huge crowd
  • - Erato forced to give pompous speech
  • - Give a stemwinder
  • - Make deliveries to large groups?
  • - Keynote
  • - Make speeches
  • - Address the senate, say
  • - Make an address
  • - Use a soapbox
  • - Keynote, maybe
  • - Give a public address
  • - Make an extended delivery
  • - Give one's address, maybe
  • - Traitor interrupts Old English talk
  • - Address an audience
  • - Give a powerful speech
  • - Provide a big address
  • - Make a formal address
  • - Traitor, into Old English, to give speech
  • - Mount the soapbox
  • - Take to the stump
  • - Talk of merit
  • - Give a sermon, e.g
  • - Make addresses
  • - Emulate a politician, in a way
  • - Address a convention
  • - Stump
  • - Deliver an address
  • - Give an address
  • - Make a delivery
  • - Deliver a lecture, say
  • - Give a speech
  • - Take the podium
  • - Deliver a keynote, say
  • - Take the floor
  • - Lecture
  • - Take to the soapbox
  • - Give a political speech
  • - Electioneer
  • - Spellbind
  • - ... Talk
  • - ...... say!
  • - Emote
  • - Spout
  • - Spout forth
  • - Pontificate
  • - Hold forth
  • - Harangue
  • - Sound off
  • - Declaim
  • - Discourse
  • - Proclaim
  • - Address
  • - address publicly
  • - Talk grandly, pontificate
  • - talk ã la bryan
  • - talk, or a telling off in front?
  • - Give a formal talk
  • - talk or possibly eat
  • - Harangues
  • - Hold forth over level of tax?
  • - for a teacher having to give a speech
  • - Lecture embraced by educator, a test
  • - deliver a fancy speech
aplomb
  • - my pal joins the mob with such self-possession
  • - With ....; in a calm way
  • - Eccentric pal meets raging mob with coolness
  • - With ...... (confidently)
  • - A quiet learner with old doctor showing composure
  • - A place to search starting off with self-assurance
  • - Lob map over with self-assurance
  • - Start again with Middle Eastern group looking after sick with confidence
  • - Actor Herbert cutting a lead showing coolness
  • - Self-possession, poise
  • - Coolness of pal injured by unruly mob
  • - Cover boy withdrew it, I hear, showing assurance
  • - Sang-froid, coolness
  • - sounds as if fruit might give you self-possession
  • - doortastendheid
  • - Friend changed order. Boofhead showed composure
  • - self-possession about an ancient kingdom's initially
  • - Self-confidence, savoir-faire
  • - composure shown by doctor after a quiet look
  • - pal mob's jostling showing sangfroid
  • - a fruit renowned for its coolness?
  • - Poise, self-assurance
  • - Oddly missing maypole dancing mob's confidence
  • - Coolheadedness
  • - Self-possession — coolness
  • - Unflappable composure
  • - Self-confident composure
  • - Self-possession
  • - Grace under pressure
  • - Coolness and composure under strain
  • - Self-confidence of a doctor behind Middle East organisation
  • - Imperturbable poise
  • - Poise, sang-froid
  • - Self-assurance
  • - Cool look -- male wearing a lead
  • - Equanimity
  • - Coolness from a doctor holding device endlessly
  • - A quiet look by doctor showing cool
  • - Cool composure
  • - Total poise
  • - Poise under pressure
  • - Self-confidence, assurance
  • - Unshakable poise
  • - Poise under duress
  • - Unflappability
  • - Being collected from a place by old doctor
  • - Cool friend confusing head and heart joins group behaving similarly
  • - Self-confidence of a male, outwardly quiet and shy
  • - Cool self-confidence
  • - Grace under fire
  • - Composure under strain
  • - Confident composure
  • - Quality of being possessed?
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