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hostess

[hoh-stis] / ˈhoʊ stɪs /


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He waves to Jade, the once-hostile hostess with whom he shared some conciliatory baklava and wine two episodes ago, after his model-date ditched him.

From New York Times

They also show her with uninjured hands at the hostess stand and DJ booth.

From Los Angeles Times

One scene takes place in a Japanese hostess bar, and someone comments that a bar patron likes younger girls.

From Washington Post

The dinner date was revealed late last month in a viral TikTok by a woman who said a hostess friend had seated the pair at a New York City restaurant.

From Washington Post

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