Exclaimer

One who exclaims. Exclama'tion, n. [Fr., from Lat exclamatio, from exclamo. See EXCLAIM.) Act of exclaiming; outcry; noisy talk; clamor; vehement vociferation; noisy utterance of censure; a vehement extension or exertion of the voice. (Rhet.) A sentence of pa ionate import, or pa ionately uttered; a word expre ing outcry; an interjection. (Print.) A note by which emphatical utterance or outcry is marked, thus (!). Exclam'ative, a. Exclamatory; exclaiming. Exclam'atively, Exclamatorily, adv. With exclamation.