(wā•tred) n.
1. intense dislike or ill will as a result of waiting or a delay
2. The act of hatefully and intentionally making someone wait or causing a delay
3. when you have the power or means to make someone wait for a long time so you do just that, because you hate them
1. intense dislike or ill will as a result of waiting or a delay
2. The act of hatefully and intentionally making someone wait or causing a delay
3. when you have the power or means to make someone wait for a long time so you do just that, because you hate them
ex. 1) The waitress at the Olive Garden was filled with waitred because her boyfriend and his friends took an hour just bullshitting before ordering their food.
ex. 2) It was waitred when the waitress at the Olive Garden let the food that her boyfriend and his friends ordered sit in the kitchen for an hour getting cold while she made up false reasons why it was taking so long to for their food to come out.
ex. 2) It was waitred when the waitress at the Olive Garden let the food that her boyfriend and his friends ordered sit in the kitchen for an hour getting cold while she made up false reasons why it was taking so long to for their food to come out.
by Smackbaggot October 18, 2020
/ˈwādər/
(noun)
A food delivery service with smartphone app, and desktop platform that allows anyone to “eat like a champion”. You can have your favorite local food delivered to your door for a flat-delivery fee, or place an order for carryout and pick it up yourself. (see also: convenience)
(verb)
To enjoy your favorite local restaurants the way they should be enjoyed — from the comfort of your couch.
(noun)
A food delivery service with smartphone app, and desktop platform that allows anyone to “eat like a champion”. You can have your favorite local food delivered to your door for a flat-delivery fee, or place an order for carryout and pick it up yourself. (see also: convenience)
(verb)
To enjoy your favorite local restaurants the way they should be enjoyed — from the comfort of your couch.
(noun)
“Waitr makes driving to my favorite local restaurant feel like driving to the Walgreens down the street that used to be a Blockbuster.”
(verb)
“I Waitr my favorite local food because I love eating, but I hate wearing pants.”
“Waitr makes driving to my favorite local restaurant feel like driving to the Walgreens down the street that used to be a Blockbuster.”
(verb)
“I Waitr my favorite local food because I love eating, but I hate wearing pants.”
by Mr. Your Pseudonym May 8, 2017