- MCS
- Function hosts, for short
- Roast hosts: Abbr.
- Event hosts, for short
- Hosts, briefly
- Rap-battle participants
- Most of the members of OFWGKTA
- They're on the mic
- Spits a verse
- Battlers, at times
- Das Racist members
- Brockhampton members
- Mic rockers
- Rap battle battlers
- Hosts
- GSN celebs
- Hosts, for short
- They may start affairs
- 5-Down, for short
- They "spit bars"
- Entertainment directors
- Roast hosts, for short
- Some toasters
- Ones introducing acts
- Host parties
- 20-Acrosses, e.g.
- The Beastie Boys, e.g.
- They take some verses
- They may warm up the crowd
- They're often heard between acts
- Mike handlers
- Some nightclub workers, for short
- Hosts (abbr.)
- Entertainment directors (abbr.)
- Hammer and Escher
- Game show pilots, briefly
- Hosts of roasts
- Game show VIPs
- Roast hosts, briefly
- Toastmasters, for short
- Party VIPs
- Party leaders, briefly
- Affair starters, briefly
- Leading speakers, briefly
- Toast leaders
- Hosts at fests
- Hosts of roasts, briefly
- Intro givers
- Telethon hosts, briefly
- Leading speakers
- Roasters and toasters, perhaps
- Some anecdotists
- Ones presenting acts
- Mike holders
- Intro makers
- Roast VIPs
- Intro deliverers
- Party leaders
- Mic wielders
- Podium VIPs
- Escher and Hammer
- Game show hosts
- Mic holders
- Pageant VIPs
- Variety show hosts, briefly
- Award show VIPs
- Comedy club regulars
- Deliverers of 20-Acrosses, briefly
- Telethon VIPs
- Show hosts, for short
- Talk show VIPs
- Game-show hosts: Abbr.
- Banquet hosts: Abbr.
- Toasters, often
- Roast hosts, for shor
- Banquet hosts
- Show hosts
- Roasts' hosts
- Hip-hop DJs
- Toastmasters
- Toasters at dinners
- Toasters that talk
- Intro providers
- Dance club VIPs
- Banquet hosts, for short
- Banquet VIPs
- Banquet toastmasters, briefly
- Speaker introducers
- Club VIPs
- Men with microphones.
- Performers at the mike.
- Toastmasters: Colloq.
- Men with mikes.
- Dais performers.
- Speakers of a sort.
- Those who run the show.
- Dais figures.
- Entertainers of a sort.
- Sens. and Reps.
- Showmen: Abbr.
- Toastmasters: Abbr.
- Hell's Angels' wheels: Abbr.
- Some hosts, for short
- Hosts on TV shows
- Night-spot hosts
- Nite-spot greeters
- Roast-masters
- Roast leaders
- Game show hosts, for short
- TV hosts, briefly
- Ones making introductions, in brief
- Some rappers
- D.J.'s, at times
- Introducers of a show's acts, e.g.
- Ones putting on a show, for short
- Variety show overseers
- Ed Sullivan and others, informally
- Ones making intros
- Runs the show, for short
- Speaker connectors?
- Ones putting on acts
- Runs the show, briefly
- Oscars V.I.P.s
- Show hosts, in brief
- Does some hosting, briefly
- Roast figures
- Ones doing intros
- Hosts, in brief
- Presenters' presenters, informally
- Puts on a show, for short
- Presenters, for short
- Hosts with mics, for short
- Hosts, informally
- Wanda Sykes, Regina Hall and Amy Schumer, for the 2022 Oscars
- DJs' co-workers
- Onstage hosts
- Some rap performers, for short
- They introduce acts
- Connected Stereo ___
- Motion City Soundtrack (Abbr.)
- Rappers, for short
- Masters of ceremonies (abbr.)
- Three ___ and One DJ (Beastie Boys song)
- Show runners, for short?
- Open-mic hosts
- Hosts a bar mitzvah
- Variety-show V.I.P.s
- Hammer and Ride, for two
- Hammer and Lyte, for two
- Hip-hop figures
- Comedy-club V.I.P.s
- Rakim and Ren, for two
- Awards show hosts, briefly
- Rappers
- Reception figures
- Short hosts
- Game show hosts, informally
- TV roast hosts
- Some hip-hop artists
- Audra McDonald and Leslie Odom Jr., at the '21 Tonys
- Rap battle VIPs
- Rap battlers
- Some rap battlers, briefly
- Award show hosts
- People on the mic
- Talent show hosts
- Comedy club hosts
- Hosts with mics
- Roast hosts
- Prog. hosts
- Reception figures, briefly
- Some tux wearers
- Show hosts, briefly
- Rap wordsmiths
- Banquet figures
- Hosts at roasts
- Hosts for roasts
- Hip-hop wordsmiths
- Introducers of bands, for short
- Event leaders
- Hosts at open-mic nights
- Introducers of acts
- Mic droppers, often
- Skilled rappers
