waitfor
verbUK /ˈweɪt fɔː/
US /ˈweɪt fɔːr/
To stay in one place until something happens.
We waitfor the bus every morning at the corner.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To be ready and available for someone or something.
The teacher will waitfor you after class.
3. To delay an action until a certain time or event.
Please waitfor the signal before you cross the road.
4. To remain patient until someone arrives.
I will waitfor my friend at the park.