Host and Stack

Host

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

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

Nearby Words: hosted, hostess, hosting

Stack noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: earned a stack of money for writing the screenplay

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Host and stack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Host" instead a noun "Stack".

Nearby Words: stacked, stacker, stacking

typical	typical host	typical stack
perfect	perfect host	perfect stack
single	single host	single stack
entire	entire host	entire stack
Other adjectives: massive, huge, new, next, local.

Robert Stack would often host his segments on Unsolved Mysteries in what was supposed to probably be a very flat, newscaster-type voice.

Source: Creepy Monotone
Cousin Oliver: From 1994-1997, Stack was joined in the show's telecenter by journalists Keely Shaye Smith and Lu Hanessian, who provided updates and in 1999, Virginia Madsen was brought on as Stack's co-host for the show's second (and last) season on CBS.

Source: Series / Unsolved Mysteries

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