1. Speech, as from a stump; an electioneering speech; a rambling, incoherent harangue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• atump speech,
• ztump speech,
• xtump speech,
• dtump speech,
• etump speech,
• wtump speech,
• srump speech,
• sfump speech,
• sgump speech,
• syump speech,
• s6ump speech,
• s5ump speech,
• stymp speech,
• sthmp speech,
• stjmp speech,
• stimp speech,
• st8mp speech,
• st7mp speech,
• stunp speech,
• stukp speech

The adjective form of the word "stump speech" is typically "stump". For example, you might refer to a speech as a "stump speech" to indicate that it is a campaigning speech given by a politician while traveling from place to place, often delivered from a literal stump or raised platform.

The plural form of "stump speech" is "stump speeches".

The singular form of the word "stump speech" is "stump speech" itself. It does not have a distinct singular form as it is a noun that refers to a specific type of speech commonly given by politicians during campaigns.