co-host

Fellow show presenter

A co-host shares hosting duties with another person.

Two people might co-host a podcast, a party, or a television program.

The term works as both noun and verb: She's my co-host on the morning show, We're co-hosting a fundraiser next month.

Also spelled cohost.

broadcast

anchor

Secures ships to seabed

announcer · interviewer · podcaster · broadcaster · commentator · talkshow · correspondent · newscaster · radio · television

event

emcee

Ceremony host

announcer · ceremony · gala · reception · wedding · party · gathering · function · conference · panel

collaboration

partner

One who shares activity

coordination · partnership · joint · combined · duo · tandem · shared · pairing · ensemble · interplay

hospitality

guest

Welcomed visitor

reception · visitor · lodging · homestay · housemate · hospitality · invite · houseguest · overnight

Categories
Opposites
shared vs. sole responsibility

co-hostanchor

Secures ships to seabed

headliner

host vs. guest/audience

co-hostguest

Welcomed visitor

viewer · listener · attendee · spectator · interviewee

Family

cohost, cohosted, cohosting

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G