English · Common Verbs
/weɪts/
[/weɪts/]
third-person singular of wait
Third-person singular present of 'wait': used when he, she, or it stays until something happens.
My dog waits by the front door every afternoon until I come home from school.
My dog waits by the front door every afternoon until I come home from school.
From Old North French 'waitier' (to watch).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense, often followed by 'for'.