Host | Mean of host in English Dictionary

/ˈhoʊst/

• Noun
• a person (especially a man) who is entertaining guests socially or as a job
1. We were greeted at the front door by our host.
• a person who talks to guests on a television or radio show
1. He/she is the host of the talk show.
2. a game-show host
• an animal or plant in which another animal or plant lives and gets its food or protection
1. A tick can often carry diseases, making it a danger to its hosts.
2. a human host
• Verb

• to be the host for (a social event, a group of people, etc.)
1. He/she is going to host the music awards.
2. They hosted a dinner party on Saturday.
• Noun
• a great amount or number
1. a (whole) host of options
• a round, thin piece of bread used in the Christian Communion ceremony