IPA: /ˈkraɪər/
KK: /kraɪər/
A person who makes public announcements, often in a loud voice, especially in a town or at events.
The town crier walked through the streets, ringing his bell to announce the news.
Crier → The word 'crier' comes from the Old French 'crier' (meaning to shout or cry out), which is derived from the Latin 'clamare' (meaning to call out or shout). A crier is someone who calls out or announces something loudly.
Think of someone 'calling out' or 'shouting' — that's what a crier does.