| Praiseworthy |
| Shower with praise |
| Praise highly |
| Ancient storyteller hired by royalty to tell stories in praise of said royalty. Good feedback all around, I think |
| Praise |
| Praise lavishly |
| Vocal self-praise |
| Ones giving high praise |
| Oft-praised deity |
| Assesses; appraises |
| Antiques appraisers, e.g. |
| Excessive praise |
| Exaggerated praise |
| Praise enthusiastically |
| Appraise |
| Like an upraised eyebrow |
| Appraises brazenly |
| Appraises carefully |
| A kind of praise": John Gay |
| Bestows praise |
| Appraises |
| Appraised items on a PBS "Roadshow |
| James with the ironically titled "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men |
| Appraises, as metals |
| Appraised like many big-city eateries |
| Appraiser |
| Song of praise or loyalty |
| Appraiser's pronouncement |
| Praise be to God! |
| Hymns of praise |