Waiter, n.

    1. Attendant, servant, servitor, lackey, valet.
    2. Tray, salver.

Waiting, n.

    1. Staying, delaying, tarrying.
    2. Expectation, abeyance.

Wait on. Wait upon.

    1. Attend (as a servant), perform services for, attend to, serve.
    2. Attend, go to see, visit, call upon, pay attendance.
    3. Follow (as a consequence), await.
    4. Attend to, perform.
    5. Accompany, escort, squire.

Waits, n. pl. Serenaders.

Waive, v. a.

    1. Relinquish, renounce, surrender, remit, give up, forego, give up claim to.
    2. Throw away, cast off, reject, desert.
    3. (Law.) Throw away, relinquish voluntarily.

Wake, v. n.

    1. Watch, be awake, continue awake.
    2. Awake, waken, be awakened, be roused from sleep, cease from sleep.
    3. Revel, carouse, feast, sit up late for festive purposes.

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