Crew and Host

Crew

Crew noun - A group of people working together on a task.

Usage example: we'll need the whole crew to stay late tomorrow

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Host and crew are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Host" instead a noun "Crew".

Host noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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Crew and host are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crew" instead a noun "Host".

Nearby Words: hosted, hostess, hosting

human	human crew	human host
old	old crew	old host
female	female crew	female host
best	best crew	best host
Other adjectives: regular, alien, original, dead, actual, entire, male, huge, bad, main, new, former, titular, last, different, local, previous.

Other than the camera crew and the host, there are no marshals to keep an eye on the contestants.

Source: Paintball Episode
He was also the first SNL cast member to leave the show, the first one to come back and host (until he was banned for being a jerk to the cast and crew members), the only host who had to be broadcasted on a TV instead of appearing live onstage when he hosted,note It was season eight, episode one.

Source: Creator / Chevy Chase
Thus, if one of the crew had to be out of town for any reason, they'd do something in the host segments to explain it.

Source: Absentee Actor

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