0 present participle of guest
1 If a person, especially an entertainer, guests on a programme or show, they are invited to appear or perform on it:
The stuff of everyday politics is the competitive hosting and guesting for both women and men in their separate spheres.
Since then, he has appeared in some television shows and films where he made some short roles and guesting stints.
Some guesting houses have been set up and new bars and restaurants have opened as well as natural products shops too.
It is followed by several guesting, and shows.
In her 40s, she began a celebrated career as a comedian in television, starring in six series and guesting on successful television programs from the 1940s to the 1990s.
Since then the lads have continued to be part of the music scene, playing as session musicians, guesting with others, and getting involved with other projects.
Guesting was introduced to allow players to temporarily play on the same server as their friends, without having to transfer their home to a new server.
