i'm waiting

When a teacher can't stand students' behavior during class, so they say this to solve it. Usually, this is a failed tactic.

*students talking during class*
Teacher: "I'm waiting."

by Research.nett November 5, 2019

Penelope's wait

faithful wait by a wife for the return of her husband, who has been away for quite a long time. From Penelope, who waited for the return of her husband Odysseus from the Trojan War for the solid ten years.

She has been waiting for the return of her hubby from jail for the last nine years. It is like Penelope's wait.

by uttam maharjan July 30, 2010

Wait, shit

What people said after realizing that Obama was the new president.

Yea! Mccain lost! Obama won! wooo hoooo!.....Wait, shit

by HornyFirecracker August 1, 2009

waiting to happen

A phrase used to describe what someone or something is about to do.

You look like mischief waiting to happen.

Old Faithful is an ejaculation waiting to happen.

Jamie Lynn Spears is another Britney Spears waiting to happen.

That puppy is a puddle on the floor waiting to happen.

by Downstrike January 21, 2005

wait out

1)to allow a situation, person, or place

2)a conformation to withdraw from a particular activity

christos: yo derek do you wanna cum on akua's face with me
derek: nah man, i'm gonna have to wait out on that
christos: kl
derek: i'd rather cum on your face
christos: nah man, wait out on that

by the bcs January 24, 2008

Lady-in-waiting

A gay man, with any degree of femininity and/or masculinity, that is unaware of his homosexuality while it is accepted as common knowledge by everyone that has ever met him.

I wish Bob would finally come-out of the closet. His mother says she can’t wait for him to meet a nice man, but that he is in such denial.

Sally – He isn’t in denial because has no idea. He is still a lady-in-waiting.

by GayManWithGoodLooksAndWit June 13, 2009

Waiting for Godot

When one is waiting for Godot, they are waiting for something. This something will never happen and this someone will never show up. Normally this person is hopeful and certain that this something will indeed happen and this someone will indeed show up, yet they are wrong.
This phrase comes from the play of the same title written by Samuel Beckett.

ESTARGON: Let's go.
VLADIMIR: We can't.
ESTRAGON: Why not?
VLADIMIR: We're waiting for Godot.

by allamericangirl September 25, 2022