cohosts
/ˈkoʊˌhoʊsts/
noun
- People who jointly host an event, program, or show.
- The two cohosts introduced each segment of the awards ceremony.
- The podcast has three cohosts who discuss current events.
- Our cohosts for the evening are both well-known comedians.
verb
- Third person singular form of cohost: hosts together with another person.
- She cohosts a popular cooking show with her sister.
- Our neighbor cohosts a book club at the local library.
- He cohosts the morning news program every weekday.