1. To stay for, or remain stationary in expectation of the arrival of; to attend; to accompany with submission.

2. To stay in expectation: to stay proceedings in expectation; to rest in patient expectation; to stay; to continue by reason of hindrance; to lie in ambush. To wait on or upon, to attend, as a servant; to attend upon; to pay servile attendance; to follow. To wait at, to perform service at. To wait for, to watch, as an enemy.

3. Ambush; the act of waiting. To lie in wait, to lie in ambush.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wabt,
• wast,
• whart,
• wair,
• waitor,
• warnt,
• dwart,
• whant,
• wtie,
• waiy,
• kwait,
• wiat,
• wailt,
• whitr,
• wayst,
• whagt,
• vaig,
• waitin,
• whiet,
• whaet

• watt,
• Waid,
• wad,
• watteau,
• WAYT,
• wade,
• wadi,
• WADA,
• Waite.

The adverb for the word "wait" is "patiently".

The adjective form of the word "wait" is "waiting".

The plural of the "wait" can be the "waits".

The singular of the "wait" can be the "wait".