awaiter
awaiter noun: one who awaits.
Noun
awaiter (plural awaiters)
- One who awaits.
- these awaiters of articulate acknowledgment1916, Edith Wharton, “The Long Wards”, in The Book of the Homeless
- An object that waits for the completion of an asynchronous task.
Forms of awaiter
| plural | awaiters |
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Origin of awaiter
From Middle English awaytur; equivalent to await + -er.
Words that rhyme with awaiter
- translator
- alligator
- vibrator
- freighter
- terminator
- waiter
- crater
- curator
- gaiter
- incubator
- plater
- pulsator
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- skater
- cater
- collator
- creator
- dictator
- equator
- escalator
- greater
- later
- relator
- rotator
- collimator
- dilator
- excavator
- frater
- gator
- inflater
- locator
- narrator
- palpator
- saeter
- slater
- traitor
- viator
- baiter
- citator
- corrugator
- dater
- deflator
- dominator
- emasculator
- glossator
- gyrator
- hater
- hydrator
- legator
- levator
- mandator
- mater
- migrator
- negator
- nitrator
- plaiter
- procreator
- spectator
- tater
- titrator
- 'mater
Questions about awaiter
- What does awaiter mean?
- Awaiter means one who awaits.
- What part of speech is awaiter?
- Awaiter is a noun.
- What is the plural of awaiter?
- The plural of awaiter is awaiters.
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