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coanchor

coanchor noun: one of a group of anchorpeople presenting together on television or radio.

Noun

coanchor (plural coanchors)

  1. One of a group of anchorpeople presenting together on television or radio.

Verb

coanchor (third-person singular simple present coanchors, present participle coanchoring, simple past and past participle coanchored)

  1. To be a coanchor of
    • Subsequently, Chung coanchored ABC News' 20/20 and Connie Chung Tonight on CNN.2009, Christopher H. Sterling, Encyclopedia of journalism, page 85

Forms of coanchor

Noun
pluralcoanchors
Verb
third-person singular presentcoanchors
present participlecoanchoring
past participlecoanchored
pastcoanchored

Origin of coanchor

From co- + anchor.

Questions about coanchor

What does coanchor mean?
Coanchor means one of a group of anchorpeople presenting together on television or radio.
What part of speech is coanchor?
Coanchor can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of coanchor?
The plural of coanchor is coanchors.

Words near coanchor in the dictionary

  1. coanalyzes
  2. coanalyzing
  3. coancestries
  4. coancestry
  5. coancha
  6. coanchor
  7. coanchored
  8. coanchoring
  9. coanchors
  10. Coandă effect
  11. coannihilate

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