shouter

IPA: ʃˈaʊtɝ

One who shouts.
(music) A singer with an expressive, loud vocal style seen as reminiscent of shouting.
(music) A song performed in this manner.

Examples of "shouter" in Sentences

A blues shouter is a blues singer, often male, capable of singing with a band.
Maybe the shouter is hiding with Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman’s real killer.
Haley had started his career in country music while Turner was a blues shouter.
He was not a 'shouter' or a 'ranter,' but spoke and acted in a quiet, manly way.
She saw that the shouter was a man the size of an elf, standing hardly taller than her knees.
The shouter was a man in rumpled black evening clothes and fire-red hair; his huge shoulders had burst one seam of his jacket.
A student in a public university has a right to an objective presentation of course material and the "shouter" cannot be trusted to do that.
I'm not much of a shouter or a marcher, but I wanted to demonstrate my discontent, so last week I made my way to Foley Square to join the Occupy Wall Street march to the Financial District.
I had a friend, a "shouter" - whose trailer featured by way of cultural uplift only the Bible and a big TV set tuned to the Christian Broadcasting Network, on which Pat Robertson used to denounce New Age paganism on an hourly basis.