ranter

IPA: rˈæntɝ

One who rants; a noisy, boisterous speaker or declaimer.
(obsolete) A jovial fellow.
(religion, historical) A member of an alleged sect in the time of the English Commonwealth (1649–1660) who were regarded as heretical by the established church.
(religion, historical, derogatory) One of the Primitive Methodists, who seceded from the Wesleyan Methodists on the ground of their deficiency in fervour and zeal.

Examples of "ranter" in Sentences

To describe Melanie as a "ranter" rather does her an injustice.
Then there is the second best GOP ranter running a close second.
A teacher, former councillor, ranter and Norwich City season ticket holder.
But it's so much worse when the ranter is the president of the United States.
Milloy should be better known as the ranter that doubly ruined Robinson's claim that today's leftists never incite.
Indiana 13-term ranter Dan Burton kept calling McNamee a liar while expressing clear support for ... the "titan of baseball."
I use it just as the most cynical anti-Twitter ranter imagines: to see who's eating toast or who's got a cold, and to feel part of a community.
IG - I fear that the future of your blog is not helped by bloggers such as ranter who turn to personal remarks when someone offers an alternative view.
The "sanity" for which Stewart claims to long is the authority of the old mainstream media -- their ability to set the boundaries of newsworthiness and respectable debate, claiming to be above politics while actually skewing leftward -- though not so far or so intensely leftward as, say, MSNBC ranter Keith Olbermann.