tS=With a professional city manager to run the place, Brown is free to <b>perorate</b> to his heart's content.<br><br>But if I know the Cardinal, he will <b>perorate</b> that it is not right to condemn anyone, for that is unchristian. &tQ=To <b>perorate</b> means:&tC= to give advice| to flounder indecisively| to harangue| to speak at length| to whine&cC=4&fB=<b>Perorate</b> means to speak at length; to make a long, usually grandiloquent speech; or to sum up a speech. <b>Perorate</b> is puhr-uh-rayt.
