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Swearer (Noun)

Someone who uses profanity.

Nouns denoting people.

He was known for being a heavy swearer and often struggled to keep his language clean in polite company.
Her grandfather was a notorious swearer and she grew up hearing him use every profanity under the sun.
As a former sailor, he was a habitual swearer and it took him a while to adjust to using more polite language around his grandchildren.
The swearer in the next cubicle was starting to get on her nerves, and she was considering asking her boss to move her to a different office.
Despite being a swearer himself, he was appalled by the language used by the characters in the movie and felt it was gratuitous and unnecessary.

Someone who takes a solemn oath.

Nouns denoting people.

She stepped forward as a swearer, promising to defend her country with her life.
The lawyers carefully guided the swearer through the words of the formal oath.
It's common to hear courtrooms calling individuals who promise to tell the truth under oath, as swearer in affirmation cases.
Being asked to make promises at someone else's nuptials proved pivotal when serving formally in confirmation under name changes declaring becoming wed became sign for either witness candidate requesting known non stranger declaring wife consent groom name to be husband being said to take actual legal witness and that she too did even take her word back after being said is now the official swearer.
The solemn atmosphere of the judge's chambers fell silent as the young doctor stood up as the impartial swearer.