hosts

Welcomes guests in

Hosts is the plural of host—people who receive guests, organisms harboring parasites, or servers providing network services.

Someone who hosts entertains or provides a platform: She hosts a podcast, The city hosts the Olympics.

The communion wafer is also a host, from a different origin meaning sacrifice.

Several hosts competed to throw the best party.

broadcast

presenter

One who delivers content

announcer · commentator · interviewer · correspondent · talk show · podcast · radio · television · live stream · microphone

party

entertainer

One who amuses others

soirée · banquet · invitation · guest list · catering · housewarming · cocktail party · welcome · celebration

biological

parasite

One exploiting a host

infection · carrier · vector · reservoir · organism · immune response · colonization · infestation · susceptibility · resistance

accommodation

hotel

Commercial lodging establishment

guesthouse · hostel · resort · lodge · vacation rental · concierge · reception · booking · reservation · check-in

server

datacenter

Facility housing networked computers

IP address · protocol · cloud · virtualization · uptime · downtime · load balancing · VPN · domain · web server

Categories
Opposites
hospitality role

hostsguests

People received hospitably

visitors · attendees · invitees · company · lodgers

biological relationship

hostsparasites

Organisms feeding off hosts

pathogens · symbionts · infections · viruses · invaders

broadcasting role

hostsaudience

Gathered viewers collectively

viewers · listeners · spectators · watchers · subscribers

Phrases
Family

host, hostile, hostility, hostess, hospitable, hostage, hosting, hospitality, hospitals

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