Shouter (noun)

1. A person who shouts, especially in a loud, angry or excited manner.
2. A person who makes a loud noise in order to get attention or make a point.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'to shout' which means to make a loud noise with the voice.

Examples:

1. The shouter was known for his loud and passionate speeches, which drew crowds of people.
2. The shouter was often criticized for being too aggressive and disruptive in public.
3. The shouter was a passionate supporter of his political party, and he would stop at nothing to get his message across.
4. The shouter was a popular figure at sporting events, where he would lead the crowd in cheers and chants.
5. The shouter was known for his ability to rally people behind a cause, and his speeches inspired many to take action.