co-anchor
or co·an·chor
[ koh-ang-ker ]
verb (used with or without object)
to anchor (a news broadcast or other program) jointly with at least one other person: Co-anchoring a local news show in my own hometown has been a wonderful experience.As sportscasters for a major network, they coanchored with complete professionalism, but behind the scenes, there was a lot of friction.
noun
a person who co-anchors: The station has announced a new format for its morning news program, but the co-anchors have not yet been named.
Origin of co-anchor
1Other words from co-anchor
- co-an·chor·ship, co·an·chor·ship, noun
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