rouster
/ˈruːstər/Definitions
1. noun
A person whose job is to wake people up at a specified time or to enforce a curfew.
“The dormitory’s night watchman was the rouster, making sure everyone was awake on time for their morning classes.”
2. verb
To rouse or wake someone up, especially for a particular purpose or at a specified time.
“The coach rousted his players out of bed early for the big game.”
3. verb
To stir up or provoke a strong reaction from someone.
“The provocative article was sure to rouse the public’s indignation.”