Once you know that word, you can learn the modifications to that word, such as: illiterate, literature, literacy, literalism and a host of other words, to assist you in your mastery of English words.
Oates's use of -aholic opened the drawbridge for a host of new words implying addictions.
And there, they are instantly recognised and greeted by a host of other words, with whom they have an affinity of meaning, or of opposition, or of metaphor or alliteration or rhythm.
The likes of almond, blackberry and crocus first made way for analogue, block graph and celebrity in the Oxford Junior Dictionary in 2007, with protests at the time around the loss of a host of religious words such as bishop, saint and sin.
Style.com favoured Shakira's decision to release a perfume and called it "sexy, sensual, and a whole host of other words beginning with "S"".
Another strip, placed horizontally on one of the theater's white brick walls, hosts projections of words.
Apologists for Mr Gray and Mr Keys are confusing the word banter with a host of other "b" words (bad-mouthing and belittling, to name two).
And there were a host of other "funny words" that Ms. Duncan, laughing now, remembers asking her parents not to use when her friends were over when she was a child.
Her father is a sports anchor at New York 1, the cable news channel, and the host of "The Last Word," a viewer call-in program.
O'Donnell is the host of "The Last Word," on MSNBC; he has worked on Capitol Hill, and he was a writer and producer for "The West Wing".
