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hostess

[hoh-stis] / ˈhoʊ stɪs /


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People still react to it — this past summer, at the request of the hostess, I played the song with my dB’s rhythm section bandmates at a soundcheck for a book release party in Chapel Hill.

From New York Times

She moved to New York and worked in several jobs, including television production assistant and hostess at the Playboy Club in Manhattan, while taking acting classes.

From Washington Post

Pavic is working as a hostess at a restaurant but says she’s had a lot of time to think about her future.

From Seattle Times

Katherine Morgan, 27, has no air conditioning in her third-floor apartment and can't afford a window unit on the money she makes working at a bookstore and as a hostess at a brewery.

From Fox News

Katherine Morgan, 27, has no air conditioning in her third-floor apartment and can’t afford a window unit on the money she makes working at a bookstore and as a hostess at a brewery.

From Seattle Times