How to spell WAITA correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "waita", don't fret! Here are some plausible corrections: "wanna" (short for want to), "waiter" (a person serving food at a restaurant) or "waiver" (an official document relinquishing rights). Each alternative fits distinct contexts, so choose the right replacement based on the intended meaning.

• await I await my friend's arrival at the train station.
• Vita Linda enjoys her life and Vita loves spending time with her family.
• waft
• waist She wore a waist-length skirt.
• wait Please wait until I'm finished before you leave.
• Waite
• Waited I waited for my food for 30 minutes.
• waiter
• Waits He waits for his girlfriend to arrive at the restaurant.
• Walt Walt Disney was a famous animator and creator of many beloved characters.
• want
• wapiti During my camping trip, I was lucky enough to see a wapiti grazing in a nearby meadow.
• wart She had a wart on her hand that she had been trying to get rid of for months.
• warty The toad had warty bumps all over its body.
• Wast The farmer's fields were completely barren and wast, showing no signs of life.
• wats
• watt I plugged in my iPad to the wall to charge it and the watt meter said it was drawing 3.6 watts.
• whit He had a whit of doubt in his mind about the success of the plan.
• white The walls of the room were painted white.
• wit Her wit was so sharp that it could slice through any conversation.
• wits
• Witt

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking