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121speech therapy — speech .therapy n [U] treatment that helps people who have difficulty in speaking properly >speech therapist n …
122speech day — speech days N VAR In some British schools, speech day is a day, usually at the end of the school year, when prizes are presented to pupils and speeches are made by guest speakers and the head teacher. [BRIT] …
123speech sound — speech′ sound n. phn any of the minimal identifiable discrete segments of sound occurring in speech • Etymology: 1865–70 …
124speech clinic — n. a clinic for treating speech disorders …
125speech-crier — speechˈ crīˈer noun (historical) A hawker of broadsides giving hanged criminals dying speeches • • • Main Entry: ↑speech …
126speech reading — noun Lip reading • • • Main Entry: ↑speech …
127speech|read|ing — «SPEECH REE dihng», noun. = lip reading. (Cf. ↑lip reading) …
128speech|writ|er — «SPEECH RY tuhr», noun. a person who writes speeches for another: »a presidential speechwriter …