v. to express a thought or emotion in words
Do not interrupt when others are speaking.
Do not interrupt when others are speaking.
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He had a declamatory manner of speaking.
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When Anna's parents were discussing where they would go, what language were they speaking in?
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Who did the Two Witnesses begin speaking to directly?
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Which statement best describes Elizabeth's family's reaction to her speaking out on women's rights?
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The professor received an honorarium for speaking to the group.
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What does Drita compare speaking English to?
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Who was the English speaking indian that came to see William Bradford & the others?
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The man was speaking on his mobile phone whilst driving his car.
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What does Cooper decide to do while everyone is eating and speaking into the microphone at the dance?
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At the end of the story who is speaking to Mr. McIntyre?
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What was John's hope in speaking and writing about nature?
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What worried Martin Luther King Jr. about speaking out against the Vietnam War?
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He conformed his way of speaking to the local dialect.
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Her cantabile way of speaking soothed his frayed nerves.
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say; talk; tell
silence; stifle
2 syllables
speak-ing
creaking
eking
freaking
leaking
peaking
peeking
reeking
seeking
shrieking
sneaking
squeaking
streaking
tweaking
wreaking
critiquing
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