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waitlist

[weyt-list] / ˈweɪtˌlɪst /
NOUN
waiting list
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Her medical team concluded that moving forward with a dual transplant was necessary, and she was placed on the transplant waitlist in April.

From Science Daily

Less than a month after joining the waitlist, compatible donor organs became available, made possible by another family's decision to donate.

From Science Daily

In June, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said around 70,000 people had signed up at that point on the administration’s waitlist for gold cards.

From MarketWatch

Zoox said people in San Francisco will be able to join a waitlist to ride the self-driving car for free as part of a program to gather feedback about the robotaxis.

From Los Angeles Times

“We were gonna prioritize people who wanted to get on our below-market affordable housing waitlist if they could show that their descendants were displaced from Santa Monica,” Toris said.

From Los Angeles Times