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crier
The term primarily evokes a historical image of a town official, often associated with the phrase "town crier." In this professional context, the word carries a connotation of authority and public proclamation, though it is now largely viewed as an archaic role found in historical dramas or traditional ceremonies.
When used to describe a person who weeps frequently, the word shifts to a descriptive, often critical or sympathetic tone. It is frequently used in the context of infants or highly emotional individuals, focusing on the audible and repetitive nature of the crying rather than the internal emotion.
Meanings
Examples
The town crier rang his bell to gather the villagers for the royal decree.
Hear ye hear ye shouted the crier as he read the news of the victory.
In medieval times the crier was the primary source of information for the illiterate.
In medieval times the crier was the primary source of information for the illiterate.
I have always been a crier and I cannot watch sad movies without sobbing.
She is such a crier that she teared up during the commercial.
The royal crier announced the arrival of the princess to the cheering crowd.
He is a chronic crier who weeps at the slightest provocation.
He is a chronic crier who weeps at the slightest provocation.