costar

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costar

an actor or actress who shares star billing with another; a performer whose status is slightly below that of a star: She is the costar of the film. (also co-star)
Not to be confused with:coaster – a coasting sled or toboggan; a vessel engaged in coastal trade; a disk placed under an object to protect the surface below: Please place a coaster under your glass.

co·star

also co-star C5701800 (kō′stär′)n. A starring actor or actress given equal status with another or others in a play, film, or television series.tr. & intr.v. co·starred, co·star·ring, co·stars To act or present as a costar.

co•star

or co-star

(n. ˈkoʊˌstɑr; v. -ˈstɑr)

n., v. -starred, -star•ring. n. 1. a performer who shares star billing with another. 2. a performer whose status is slightly below that of a star. v.i. 3. to be or have billing as a costar. v.t. 4. to present or bill as a costar or costars. [1915–20]

CoStar

A commercial provider of information about commercial real estate in most major markets across the United States and the United Kingdom.The information provided includes the ability to take a virtual drive down a designated street; to see street-level views of all the properties; and to click through to obtain information regarding ownership,management,vacancy rates,tenant information,lease expirations,and asking rents.Other information includes a property listing service,data regarding sales prices of properties,and advertising services for real estate firms.The CoStar Web site is at www.costar.com.

Acronym

Definition

COSTAR➣Corrective Optics Space Telescope Axial Replacement

COSTAR➣Computer Stored Ambulatory Record

COSTAR➣Combat Service to The Army

COSTAR➣Covert Submarine Transmit & Receive