Exclaimers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. An individual who expresses thoughts or feelings vocally and with enthusiasm
2. a person who makes observations or announcements loudly and emphatically
3. someone who offers statements or interjections that convey strong emotion or urgency

Etymology: "Exclaimers" is the plural of "exclaimer," a noun formed by adding the agent suffix "-er" to the verb "exclaim," which comes from Latin "exclamare," "to cry out," built from "ex-" ("out") and "clamare" ("to call out"). The same Latin root gives "clamour" and "proclaim."