what is the singular possessive for hostess?

Answer 1

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hostess's

In every situation of a singular you add a " 's "

except with Biblical names that end in s like Moses' and Jesus'

In plurals that end in s you add a '

In plurals that end in not s you add 's

Answer 2

Plural Form Of Hostess

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Answer 4

All singular names ending in s, such as Hostess, Ross, Chris, etc., are made possessive just like normal singulars, by adding 's to give Hostess's, Ross's, Chris's; and the only exceptions are Jesus' and Moses'.

Answer 5

That would be Hostess

Answer 6

I am 100% sure it is hostess'.

Answer 7

host or hostess would be singular for either male or female, kind of like steward or stewardess

Answer 8

hostess' or hostess's, either way works.

Answer 9

hostess'

You do not put "hostess's" as it is clumsy to say.

Answer 10

hostess's