bombardier
n.n. a person who throws many things at someone or something, often in a way that is annoying or overwhelming. It can also describe a soldier who carries and fires a small, light machine gun.
n. a person who throws many things at a target, often in a rapid or overwhelming manner; also refers to a soldier equipped with a light machine gun. Often used figuratively to describe someone who inundates another with information or requests.
The salesperson acted like a bombardier, asking me a hundred questions in five minutes.
The lead singer was a vocal bombardier, constantly shouting lyrics over the heavy guitar riffs during the performance.
In the digital age, the modern office worker is often a target of a relentless bombardier of notifications, emails, and calendar alerts that fragment their focus throughout the day.
Partly borrowed from Italian bombardiere, from bombarda + -iere, and partly from Middle French bombardier, from bombard + -ier. By surface analysis, bombard + -ier.