With distinguishing adjectives. Denoting moral character, tendency to talk, or manner of speaking, as evil, fair, false, great, hasty, short, etc.

A person who communicates or conveys something by speaking; a speaker; a proclaimer. With of. Now rare.

One who boasts. a loud talker (obsolete).

With out. A person who expounds or recites scripture, etc., rapidly or incessantly. Obsolete. rare.

A noisy contentious talker.

One who utters ‘scraps’. Obsolete.

One who utters or gives vent to a statement, doctrine, etc., esp. of an erroneous, malicious, or objectionable nature.

one who tells the truth.

A person who talks or declaims noisily, bombastically, or vehemently (in early use esp. in preaching).

One who bawls; sometimes applied contemptuously to a declamatory preacher.

Applied contemptuously to a speaker or writer, whose utterance is compared to a dog's yelp.

A person who speaks in a boastful, verbose, declamatory, or foolish way. Also in extended use.

Typically with pejorative connotations: a fluent or voluble declaimer, speaker, or debater; (also) a person who speaks without thought or…

A person who is skilled in oral delivery; a correct or model speaker; (now usually) a person who practises oral argument or persuasion, esp. as a…

A person whose speech is indistinct, inarticulate, or drawling; (also) sloppy or indistinct speech of this kind.

A person who talks loudly, and often in an indiscreet or opinionated way; an outspoken or vociferous person.

A person who speaks through a megaphone.