bearer of bad news
Job's-post
informer
bird of ill omen
sleazemonger
propagator
tattletale
break it
rumourer
break it to
gossipee
legpuller
detailer
badmouther
tellee
maligner
backbiter
confider
propagandizer
narrator
slanderer
vilifier
defamer
gadder
libeler
traducer
spin doctor
spinmeister
misinformant
dishonourer
communizer
misreporter
dirt file
distractionist
divulger
reporter
seducer
snitch bitch
heralder
representative
truthteller
quackbuster
misinformer
storyteller
whiner
teller
whisperer
communicator
reclaimant
outer
muckraker
mudslinger
telltale
beweeper
criticizer
newsjacker
malapropist
herald
wronger
squeaky wheel
spouter
scaremonger
liar
TV reporter
harrumpher
TV newsman
television newscaster
television reporter
announcer
messer-upper
expresser
smearer
misapplier
chinwagger
commiserator
perhapser
scandalizer
whispering
hummer
gossip
shamester
misspeaker
confirmer
shitmonger
rumormonger
gossiper
admitter
newsperson
newsmonger
newsman
rumourmonger
affirmer
confessor
mouthpiece
gossipmonger
barefaced liar

English words for 'One who informs someone else of bad news.'

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