crier
/ˈkraɪər/
noun
- A person who makes public announcements in a loud voice, especially in a town or court.
- The town crier announced the news in the marketplace.
- In medieval times, the crier would call out important messages.
- The court crier asked everyone to rise as the judge entered.
- A person who cries or weeps.
- He is not a crier; he rarely shows emotion.
- At the funeral, she was a quiet crier, wiping tears away.
- The baby is a loud crier when hungry.