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guest

[gest] / gɛst /


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It even had a guest book to sign.

From The Wall Street Journal

Green, in a guest column for SI.com, said the notion that current officials are anything but de facto full-time employees is a myth — even though most hold down other careers while continuing to work NFL games.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2026, the menu and guest list will look different but the Queen's message back then will resonate this time around too.

From BBC

In 1963 Mitford published “The American Way of Death,” an exposé of the funeral industry that turned her into a stateside celebrity, welcomed as a provocative guest on talk shows and recognized by cab drivers.

From The Wall Street Journal

He recalls one installation for a royal wedding in the Middle East, where performances by singers and dancers – filmed separately in nearby tents – were beamed into the central dome for guests to enjoy.

From BBC