compere

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com‧pere/ˈkɒmpeə $ ˈkɑːmper/ noun [COUNTABLE] British English
[date : 1700-1800; Language : French; Origin : compère 'godfather, compere']
someone who introduces the people who are performing in a television programme, theatre show etc SYN host American English

—compere verb [INTRANSITIVE AND TRANSITIVE]:
　 ▪ Ballentine will compere the show.

noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Brookside actress Rachael is making her Playhouse debut, while comedian Duggie Brown plays the compere.
▪ Duggie Brown is excruciatingly convincing as the sleazy, no-talent compere whose best reward is to grope all and sundry.
▪ Even the compere, noted for his own style in suits, tried to bump up the bidding.
▪ Precious, has choreography by Lea Anderson who was the compere for the recent Channel 4 series Tights!
▪ The compere will be Billy Butler.