ALL meanings of await
a·wait
A a - verb await If you await someone or something, you wait for them. 3
- verb await Something that awaits you is going to happen or come to you in the future. 3
- verb await to wait for; expect 3
- verb await to be in store for 3
- verb await to wait, esp with expectation 3
- verb await to wait for in order to ambush 3
- verb transitive await to be in store for; be ready for 3
- verb transitive await to watch for so as to confront 3
- intransitive verb await to wait 3
- noun await (of a person) wait for (an event). 1
- verb with object await to wait for; expect; look for: He is still awaiting an answer. 1
- verb with object await to be in store for; be imminent: A pleasant surprise awaits her in today's mail. 1
- verb with object await Obsolete. to lie in wait for. 1
- verb without object await to wait, as in expectation. 1
- transitive verb await wait with anticipation 1
- transitive verb await wait with anticipation 1
- transitive verb await person: be waiting for 1
- transitive verb await person: be waiting for 1
- transitive verb await be going to happen 1
- transitive verb await be going to happen 1
- noun await (Obsolete (No longer in use)) A waiting for; ambush. 0
- noun await (Obsolete (No longer in use)) Watching, watchfulness, suspicious observation. 0
- verb await (Transitive Verb) (formal) To wait for. 0
- verb await (Transitive Verb) To expect. 0
- verb await (Transitive Verb) To be in store for; to be ready or in waiting for. 0
- verb await (Transitive Verb) VI To serve or attend; to wait on, wait upon. 0
- verb await (Intransitive Verb) To watch, observe. 0
- verb await (Intransitive Verb) To wait; to stay in waiting. 0