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co·host or co-host  (khst)
n.
A joint host, as of a social event.
tr.v. co·host·ed or co-host·ed, co·host·ing or co-host·ing, co·hosts or co-hosts
To serve as a joint host of: "In 1980, [he] co-hosted another event for large contributors" (New Yorker).


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I could never wear these heels with any other cohost except Fred Willard, who's like 6 foot 4.
Pressed by cohost Alan Colmes to say if he still believes the world would be a better place if Chavez should be assassinated, Robertson replied, "I think South America would.
He cohosts "The 8th Day," a biweekly radio show on social justice and spirituality.
 
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