👉 In linguistics, a "harangue" or "speak-eating-speech" is a form of speech where someone speaks while simultaneously eating food. The term is often used in literature to describe a situation where an author is speaking directly into a microphone and the audience is listening intently. For example: - In Shakespeare's play "The Tempest," Prospero tells Prospera that he has just received news that her sister, Miranda, is pregnant with his child. - In the
