Host

What do we mean by host?

One who receives or entertains guests in a social or official capacity. noun

A person who manages an inn or hotel. noun

One that furnishes facilities and resources for a function or event. noun

The emcee or interviewer on a radio or television program. noun

The animal or plant on which or in which another organism lives. noun

The recipient of a transplanted tissue or organ. noun

A computer or other device providing data or services that a remote computer can access by means of a network or modem. noun

A computer that is connected to a TCP/IP network, such as the Internet. noun

To serve as host to or at. transitive verb

To provide software that offers data or services, hardware, or both over a computer network. transitive verb

An army. noun

A great number; a multitude. synonym: multitude. noun

The consecrated bread or wafer of the Eucharist. noun

To assemble or move as an army.

An army; a multitude of men organized for war. noun

Any great number or multitude. noun

To administer the sacrament to.

Same as hoast. noun

One who receives and entertains another in his own house, whether gratuitously or for pay; an entertainer; specifically, the landlord of a public house or inn: the correlative of guest. noun

One which receives or entertains a guest, socially, commercially, or officially.

One that provides a facility for an event.

A person or organization responsible for running an event.

A moderator or master of ceremonies for a performance.

Any computer attached to a network.

A cell or organism which harbors another organism or biological entity, usually a parasite.

(evolution) An organism bearing certain genetic material.

A paid male companion offering conversation and in some cases sex, as in certain types of bar in Japan.

-v. intr., to provide accommodations or a place for visitors. In the world of personal ads, it means that your place is okay. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is the top commander for an event, such as a party, a social gathering, or an organized formal ceremony. Urban Dictionary

1. A website that owns and controls another website, such as Geocities.com. A website that lets you make your own. 2. The victim of a parasite. Urban Dictionary

A Very faggish Thing On Halo Where One Lucky Person, Seems To Have More "Skill". But They Really Dont They Just Got Lucky Enough To Host The Game. Urban Dictionary

A term used when a person opens his home for a private event he is said to be the host or is "Hosting". It can also be used to "Host". This term has moved more recently into the gay community and is seen in private online forums like Craigslist adds where homosexuals are looking for other homsexuals and "host" private events or are said to be "Hosting" at their place. Urban Dictionary

Stephenie Meyer's (of Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse fame) first published adult novel. It is a novel that compels the reader to question humanity as a whole as well as the emotions that set our species apart. The word "Host" refers to the body of a human that serves the purpose of hosting a soul (or alien). When a soul is inserted within a host, it takes control of the body. However, there are some cases in which the human still remains resonant whether through memories or refusing to vacate the body entirely (so to speak). The book itself is intense and haunting as follows the story of Wanderer, who comes to Earth after humankind has been taken over (excluding the few remaining "rebel" humans). Wanderer is the soul that occupies the body of Melanie Stryder. Melanie remains present within Wanderer much to her initial dismay and irritation. As the story progresses, Melanie uses the power of her memories to help persuade Wanderer to find the man she loves and the brother she left behind, both of whom remain human. Complications arise as these memories fill Wanderer with the strange and powerful emotions that only a human can feel. It is because these emotions that Wanderer begins to question whether the existence of a soul is worth the ultimate price that a host must unwillingly pay. Through her journey, Wanderer inadvertently forms unlikely bonds and discerns what it truly means to be human. With a bittersweet ending and a subtle twist, 'The Host' (like some renegade hosts) will remain on your conscience and keep you in deep thought long after your final tear has dried and you've reluctantly closed the book. Urban Dictionary

One of Markipliers best Egos. Urban Dictionary

A gaming battlecry a team will rally behind when losing badly. Urban Dictionary

Person who hosts an online game and bullshits the hell out of everyone in their game Urban Dictionary

When one has an incredible score in an online game such as Call of Duty. This score is not a reflection of their skill, but simply states that they were picked by the game to be the "host" of the match, and therefore, were the only one with a half-decent connection. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to host:
host.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word host:
parasite, replication, stranded, viral, rna, virus, transcription, hosting, syndicated, announcer, larvae, hosts, cbc, genome, immune, cell, infected, tonight, plant, nation, infection, talk, mine, show, guests, leaf, venue, fifa, eggs, celebrity, bid, guest, plants, dna, proteins, radio.

Words that rhyme with host:
post, coast, roast, ghost, toast, boast, most, utmost, riposte, foremost, almost, engrossed, yost, outpost, signpost, lamppost, ost, goalpost, innermost, king post, diagnosed, post-, glasnost, frowst, seacoast, outermost, uppermost, cohost, guidepost, french toast, southernmost, dowst, dosed, moste, northernmost, pot roast, at most, sternpost, melba toast, first and foremost, gold coast, barbary coast, westernmost, rump roast, yoast, coste, lamb roast, the most, holy ghost, parcel post, grossed, trading post, from pillar to post, ivory coast, overdosed, pork roast, whipping post, crown roast, suncoast, command post, deaf as a post, cinnamon toast, queen post, military post, droste, missionary post, at the most, beef roast, observation post, meteorological observation post, corner post, pan roast, hitching post, oste-, rib roast, toste, wiener roast, blade roast, winning post, starting post, standing rib roast, pancoast, swinging post, veal roast, orange toast, telegraph post, shutting post, woeste, bundespost, amerihost, anteriormost, ivory-coast, khost, voest, westcoast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe host:
whole, intermediate, versus, graft, mine, heavenly, remote, human, definitive, mighty, local, natural, immunocompromised, susceptible, single, vertebrate, gracious, infected, vast, consecrated, normal, genial, perfect, angelic, final, generous, suitable, show, mobile, innumerable, primary, virtual, countless, mammalian, worthy, numerous, hospitable, alternate, non, christian, persian, sacred, invading, bacterial, excellent, charming, parasite, noble, armed, royal, starry, immense, secondary, formidable, immunocompetent, invertebrate, intermediary, courteous, tumor, compromised, motley, animal, friendly, immunosuppressed, preferred.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective host:
factors, range, plants, specificity, resistance, parasite, countries, response, defenses, mechanisms, country, governments, institution, defense, plant, cells, responses, name, selection, based, guest, computer, cell, species, susceptibility, names, virus, preference, disease, variables, rocks, interactions, reactions, relations, relationships, pathogen, computers, reaction, studies, systems, trees, families, states, tumor, figure, immunity, determinants, address, proteins, vector, finding, feeding, control, layer, interface, communities, recognition, fig, genes, specialization, defences, synthesis, records, tree, software, characteristics, location, narrator, protocol, defence, density, policies, preferences, rock, suitability, nationals, nations, server, discrimination, index, restriction, ranges, populations, antigens, requirements, distribution, mutants.

Consonant match to host:
haste, heist, hoist, hast, hurst, herst, hearst, hust, hirst, hissed, hist-, huerst.

Words that sound like host:
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