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Often used in the same context:
coanchor,
emcee,
yakker,
talkshow,
veejay,
recapper,
presenter,
panelist,
host,
middays,
weathercaster,
laugh track,
panellist,
wilk,
gabber,
costar,
fat chance,
newscaster,
kost,
honcho,
gabfest,
sexpert,
pundit,
guest,
anchorperson,
sportscaster,
airs,
nightline,
maven,
sidekick,
cameoed,
comedienne,
anchorwoman,
costars,
blabbermouth,
gumbel,
newswoman,
bitchier,
keynoter,
anchor,
cybill,
yentas,
newswriter,
monique,
commentator,
interviewer,
seinfeld,
headliner,
katie couric,
moderator,
bff,
johnny carson,
kvetch,
columnist,
newsreader,
comedian,
anchorman,
fave,
mad money,
vlog,
telemundo,
weeknight,
atwt,
gossipmonger,
nesn,
jason alexander,
spokesmodel,
emmy,
campmate,
whoopi,
ditz,
teevee,
swearer,
quizzer,
hubby,
syndicated,
snarkier,
frenemy,
hostess,
cabler,
homegirl,
reup,
cattily,
geraldo rivera,
chucklehead,
funnyman,
snidely,
brekky,
keye,
testees,
pranked,
correspondant,
weathercast,
waaf,
tgif,
newsmagazine,
queer duck,
schtick,
agony aunt,
ankled,
evictee,
blabber
Also try:
— Adjectives for cohost:
female,
regular,
professional,
former,
new
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