Crossword clues for crier
crier
- Old news source
- News source of yore
- Town official of yore
- Proclamation reader of old
- Proclamation announcer
- Olde Towne job
- Olde Towne employee
- Old yeller?
- Lachrymose one
- Colonial news announcer
- Ye olde towne yeller
- TV journalist Catherine
- Town official of former days
- Town newsman of yore
- Town news-giver
- Town news bearer of yore
- Town herald of old
- Town ___ (early newsperson)
- Town ___ (colonial figure)
- Town ___ (bygone official)
- Town __ (old-time news source)
- Town __ (colonial news source)
- Shouting official
- One shedding tears
- Oldtime town official
- Olde Towne screamer
- Old-time news broadcaster
- Old-style news bearer
- Old source of news
- Old news shouter
- Old news announcer
- Old announcer
- Newsman of yore
- Newsman of old
- News-shouter of yore
- News source, in olden times
- News anchorman of old
- Medieval broadcaster?
- Loud town official
- Handbell ringer of old
- Former news agent
- Bygone news medium
- Bygone maker of announcements
- Announcer, once
- 'Hear ye!' shouter
- One who’d bring news of row about personal credit
- Colonial newscaster
- Weeper
- Town ___ (early newsman)
- Colonial newsman
- Town ____
- News source of old
- Quaint news source
- One hawking
- Old-fashioned news announcer
- Bearer of town news, once
- Colonial figure with 46-Across
- Announcer of yore
- A person who weeps
- (formerly) an official who made public announcements
- A shouter who advertises the goods they sell
- Court officer
- Muezzin, e.g
- Official proclaimer
- Muezzin, e.g.
- Colonial broadcaster
- Whimpering one
- Old town official
- News medium of yore
- Weeping one
- Colonial announcer
- Quondam announcer
- Colonists' newscaster
- Former town employee
- Newsman, of old
- Town or court ___
- Public announcer
- Councillor that is right for reader of proclamations
- Colonial figure with 46-A
- Official announcer in Cork I hear regularly
- He proclaims king that is wearing crown
- Town's announcer
- Town official rather a baby?
- Colonial news deliverer
- Colonial news source
- Town employee of yore
- Tearful one
- Old-time news source
- Old yeller
- Town ___ (person who made public news announcements)
- One who weeps
- Old-time newsman
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Crier \Cri"er\ (kr?"?r), n. [Cf. F. crieur. See Cry.] One who cries; one who makes proclamation. Specifically, an officer who proclaims the orders or directions of a court, or who gives public notice by loud proclamation; as, a town-crier.
He openeth his mouth like a crier.
--Ecclus. xx.
15.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
early 13c. as a surname; as an officer of the courts, late 13c., agent noun from cry (v.); town crier sense is late 14c.
Wiktionary
n. (surname: English)
WordNet
n. a person who weeps [syn: weeper]
(formerly) an official who made public announcements [syn: town crier]
a peddler who shouts to advertises the goods he sells
Wikipedia
Crier is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Catherine Crier (born 1954), American television anchor
- Keenan Crier, a fictional character
Usage examples of "crier".
In this state of disgrace and agony, two bishops, Isaiah of Rhodes and Alexander of Diospolis, were dragged through the streets of Constantinople, while their brethren were admonished, by the voice of a crier, to observe this awful lesson, and not to pollute the sanctity of their character.
What was to happen to Fleech, the crier who had become a squealer, Dave Channey was soon to see.
The criers of fish and wine, the goliards and their songs were gone from the streets.
Dalai Lama himself, minus his Regent and Lord Chamberlain, accompanied only by his personal bodyguard and Chief Crier, Carl Linga William Eiheji.
Chief Crier and Head of Security, Carl Linga William Eiheji, and the boy himself -- the Dalai Lama.
In addition, there were more pukers, more screamers, more criers, and more unwanted advances stifled with slaps.
I know that the town criers as well our own efficient gossip mills have spread the news of what transpired in the sabha this morning.
As he stood buried in his reflections the town crier entered the Vier Marchi, and, going to La Pyramide, took his place upon the steps, and in a loud voice began reading a proclamation.
England, to the Crier, and they shall have a Benediction from the Pope, an hundred oaths from the Cavaliers, 40 kisses from the Wanton Wenches, and be made Pursevant to the next Arch Bishop.
This, because he, Charles Britt, had once been town crier, many years ago when his pants had been short and his eyes unimprisoned by spectacles and ledgers, and in those days he had hated the rain.
When Kellogg was so excited about something that he sent Edge out as a town crier.
There were criers, most yelling the semiofficial line of one or other of the ridings.
Behind the bearers, the front and rear criers stood leaning on their poles.
Then do we send out four criers to the town below, to remind all that on a day such as this no one may lift a hand to do any other citizen harm.
With the administration of the final oath and the examination of the weapons, the preliminary ceremonies came to an end, and presently Myles heard the criers calling to clear the lists.