speechify

IPA: spˈitʃʌfaɪ

(intransitive) To give a speech; to hold forth; (now especially) to pronounce pompously or at length.
(transitive, possibly obsolete) To make speeches to (someone); to address in a speech.

Examples of "speechify" in Sentences

She had to cajole and debate, charm and speechify.
These pages are invitations to speechify without need to reference facts.
How about no donations for Obama unless he can speechify without a teleprompter or other prewritten form?
Are we to replace a mental midget who can “speechify” but not spell proliferation, with one who forgot how? —
Republicans could defuse the drama by declining to speechify, instead rising repeatedly to suggest the lack of a quorum and forcing endless roll calls.
I had a public speaking assignment in high school where everyone in the class was required to "speechify" what the key to good communication was to each of us.
Speechify, speechify, speechify - that's all he does, and even then it is all lawyered up terminology so he can't be pinned down later for his vague pronouncements and promises.
* I'm a rape crisis counselor volunteering with the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center; I speechify as part of the Survivor Speakers Bureau, and work with the community education and prevention branch.