coanchors
/koʊˈæŋkərz/
noun
- A person who serves as a joint anchor for a news or television program alongside another person.
- The coanchors took turns asking questions during the interview.
- The two coanchors have a great on-screen chemistry.
- She was hired as a coanchor for the evening news.
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verb
- Third person singular present tense of coanchor: to serve as a joint anchor for a news or television program alongside another person.
- He coanchors the morning show with his partner.
- She coanchors the weekend edition of the news.
- Our favorite journalist coanchors the prime-time broadcast.
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