1. plural of crower; people or animals that crow, especially roosters that make loud crowing sounds
Usage: commonly used to refer to roosters or other birds that crow
2. people who boast or brag about their accomplishments
Usage: informal

Examples

• The crowers on the farm woke us up at dawn with their loud calls.
• Those crowers never stop talking about their achievements.
• The early morning crowers announced the start of a new day.
• He disliked the crowers in his office who constantly bragged about their sales numbers.
• The barnyard crowers competed to see who could crow the loudest.