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I first heard the word ‘guestage’ on BBC London 94.9 (formerly GLR - Greater London Radio), the BBC’s local radio station for London on the Gideon Coe show. Something like “…we have some excellent guestage coming up this afternoon…”.

It’s a fabulous word which just invites you to create lots of new words in a similar vein. I’m just in the middle of some prime quality bloggage, for example.

I’ve just seen a tweet from Saint Stephen of Fry:

Good guestage today on QI: Bill Bailey, Danny Baker & Jeremy Clarkson as well as @alandavies1 of course

which pleases me greatly :-)

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