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waited on

verb as in serve

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The young waitress who waited on us there looked like she had been attacked by a barbed-wire fence and was wearing more hardware than a Borg in Star Trek.

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The writer rattles off missives condemning the Wilson administration and falsely claiming to be at the center of protests in New York City, all while ensconced in his luxurious isolation, waited on hand and foot.

After caring for Steven at home became too much for her to handle, he was at the hospital while they waited on a long-term care placement.

A line of fans waited on the sidewalk outside the main gate before it opened.

“We waited on pins and needles for 12 days,” she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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