waiting

Definition for waiting

adjective as in remaining

noun as in ambush

Strong matches

ambuscade, trap, trick

Weak match

ambushment

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Many government employees, including vital airport staff, are either on duty unpaid or furloughed at home, waiting for the high-stakes political standoff between Republicans and Democrats to end.

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Where and how Penning fits is still a question waiting to be answered, and Sunday’s game against the Steelers could provide answers.

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A crowd was waiting for Enriquez to hear his game plan: “No ramming, no throwing, no nothing. Just follow and film.”

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Hundreds of people stood in the autumn sunshine waiting for the ceremony to begin.

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Patiently waiting for an opening, Johnson surged ahead before spinning into the end zone for a touchdown to give the Cornhuskers a 21-7 advantage.

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