sloganeer

[ sloh-guh-neer ]

noun

1. a person who creates and uses slogans frequently.

verb (used without object)

1. to create or use slogans, especially in an effort to change public opinion.

sloganeer

/ ˌsləʊɡəˈnɪə /

noun

1. a person who coins or employs slogans frequently

verb

1. intr to coin or employ slogans so as to sway opinion

Word History and Origins

Origin of sloganeer¹

First recorded in 1920–25; slogan + -eer

Example Sentences

His presence represented another time, a less politically zealous approach, which focused more on business activity than party sloganeering.

From BBC

A MAGA-style baseball cap, scarlet and sloganeering, sits on a shelf, as if for sale, surrounded by other promotional retail: T-shirts, totes, lighters.

From New York Times

Sessions nearly every day have been adjourned over protests and sloganeering from the opposition.

From Seattle Times

For weeks, the opposition has protested inside and outside the Parliament, which has been consistently adjourned amid loud sloganeering and booing as the government tries to rush through bills.

From Seattle Times

But Democrats will have to match those jobs against Republican appeals aimed at white grievances encapsulated by fears of immigration, racial and gender diversity, and the sloganeering of the intellectual left.

From Salon