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host

Definition for host

noun as in person who entertains, performs

noun as in large group

verb as in entertain, accommodate

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Northern Ireland will host Slovakia at Windsor Park on Friday, 10 October before welcoming Germany to the same venue three days later, with O'Neill also able to bring back a number of players after injury.

From BBC

Paper Plant will on Oct. 11-12 play host to Bungu LA, believed to be the first proper stationery festival in the city.

Few of them are favorable, highlighting his disdain for the late-night sketch comedy show, though his previous stints as host would suggest otherwise.

Project Coffee Cup has built partnerships with individuals who operate work programs in Santa Ana as well as local barbers, and also hosts paint parties for youths affected by homelessness.

How many of us have seen a statement from a law school acknowledging they are hosting military recruiters in violation of the school’s career services policies?

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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