Meaning & use
co-host
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A person who hosts an event, show, or program jointly with one or more other people.
See it in a sentence
The podcast's co-host joined a few minutes late due to a scheduling mix-up.
She agreed to co-host the charity gala alongside a local news anchor.
A note on using this word
Can be used as a noun ('the co-host') or a verb ('to co-host an event'); often written with or without a hyphen.
Words with a similar meaning
joint host
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Another way to use it
2. verb
To host an event, show, or program together with someone else.
The two comedians co-host a weekly talk show.
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