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• n  someone who rouses others from sleep

• Several of the works have appeared elsewhere, such as the excerpt of Chester Brown's "Louis Riel," the 2003 biography of a 19th century rabble rouser, or the snippet of Charles .
• Although choosing to do a biography of a 19th century mystic and rabble rouser known primarily in Canada is another test of his audience's loyalty, those who have remained with .
• It is the kind of rah-rah rouser that might have starred Pat O'Brien as the coach and Ronald Reagan as Saturday's hero.

• waker
• arouser

News & Articles

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• Dixie Chicks singer ready to play nice with 'Mother'
  Proving that there is life after committing career suicide, Dixie Chicksand#8217; resident rabble-rouser Natalie Maines opens up about relationships, romance and regrets (but, thankfully, not politics) on her stellar but stark solo debut, "Mother."
  June 20, 2013 - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
• Whoa: Ray Richmond has a heck of a story about his mom
  Kevin Roderick: The longtime LA scribe writes at the LA Weekly today about his mother's affair with Clifford Clinton, the reform-era City Hall rabble rouser who ran the popular Clifton cafeteria chain. They met when Clinton patronized Mrs. Richmond's shop across Pico Boulevard from the Fox studio where men would show up seeking, and receiving, certain paid services.
  June 20, 2013 - LA Observed

Quotes

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• Tim Brewster in In-Forum (subscription)
  I'm relieved more than anything,Brewster said. "I'm relieved for these kids. For myself, it doesn't matter, but I'm just happy for these kids. they can put a smile on their face. We sung that rouser in the locker room. We sung it twice. It...
• Robert Byrd in The Guardian
  In Congress, Byrd denounced the civil rights leader Martin Luther King as a "self-seeking rabble rouser", before turning into a leading backer of civil rights.
• Gregory Maguire in The Age
  Gregory Maguire describes himself as a "little bit of a rabble rouser".