grogger
/ˈɡrɔɡər/Definitions
1. noun
a device attached to a ship or boat to scare birds from flying over the water
“The grogger on the sailboat helped deter seagulls from landing on the deck.”
2. noun
a person who intentionally hits or distracts another person, especially a musician or singer, to disrupt their performance
“The grogger in the audience kept hitting the drummer’s cymbals to disrupt the concert.”