1. waitlist - Noun
2. waitlist - Verb
waitlist (plural waitlists)
A waiting list.
waitlist (third-person singular simple present waitlists, present participle waitlisting, simple past and past participle waitlisted)
(transitive) To place on a waiting list.
And while kidney patients can receive dialysis, it doesn't always buy the time they need: Each year, around 9,000 patients on the waitlist either die or have to be removed from the queue due to worsening health. Source: Internet
As a result, the Clippers have opened their waitlist for season tickets and other selected arena experiences. Source: Internet
A separate waitlist shows 312 young people with cognitive functioning issues waiting for MaineCare services as of May 11. Meanwhile, another list shows 156 children mostly with autism awaiting other services. Source: Internet
Fort McMurray's first midwife has been working for only a week, and she's already met with 14 expecting mothers and has a growing waitlist. Source: Internet
I’m awake through the night to coordinate relief deliveries,” says the Michelin star chef, whose restaurant Junoon in Manhattan has a three-month waitlist. Source: Internet
However, according to Bruns, that waitlist is not strictly in order of request once established. Source: Internet