1) Affirmer 2) Alarmist 3) Allegoriser 4) Allegorizer 5) Announcer 6) Answerer 7) Articulator 8) Asserter 9) Asseverator 10) Auctorial 11) Author 12) Authorial 13) Avower 14) Bawler 15) Bellower 16) Broadcaster 17) Comforter 18) Disseminator 19) Extoller 20) Gossiper 21) Gossipmonger 22) Hisser 23) Informant 1) From banisher to bullhorn 2) Human 3) Individual 4) Mortal 5) Person 6) Somebody 7) Someone 8) Soul 9) Star Trek device 
[Star Trek] Communicators are fictional devices used for voice communication in the fictional universe of Star Trek. In at least one instance (TOS episode `Tomorrow Is Yesterday`), they also serve as an emergency-signaling device/beacon. They allow direct contact between individuals or via a ship`s communication system. The communicator in ...
• (n.) One who communicates.
A discarnate entity from whom the medium receives messages. See also drop-in communicator.
A discarnate entity from whom the medium receives messages. See also drop-in communicator.
(In topic `Mobile Internet`) A ‘Communicator` is the name given to an information centric, mobile device with voice capability. In effect a digital phone and fully featured palmtop in the one unit, the functionality of a Communicator is typically greater than a Smartphone. (see Smartphone).
A generic name for information centric mobile phones. In effect a fully featured personal digital assistant and mobile phone in one unit. The Nokia 9210 Communicator is an example of such a Symbian OS phone.
Com·mu'ni·ca`tor noun [ Latin ] One who communicates. Boyle. 
[n] - a person who communicates with others
noun a person who communicates with others
a person who communicates, esp. one skilled at conveying information, ideas, or policy to the public. · a person in the business of communications, as television or magazine publishing.