| I | wait out |
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| you | wait out |
| he/she/it | waits out |
| we | wait out |
| you | wait out |
| they | wait out |
| I | waited out |
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| you | waited out |
| he/she/it | waited out |
| we | waited out |
| you | waited out |
| they | waited out |
| I | have | waited out |
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| you | have | waited out |
| he/she/it | has | waited out |
| we | have | waited out |
| you | have | waited out |
| they | have | waited out |
| I | had | waited out |
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| you | had | waited out |
| he/she/it | had | waited out |
| we | had | waited out |
| you | had | waited out |
| they | had | waited out |
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The submarine counted three explosions and then went deep to wait out the inevitable depth charge attack by the escorts.
en.wikipedia.org The teens explore the asylum and decide to wait out the storm.
en.wikipedia.org They wait out the weather hoping for a perfect day.
en.wikipedia.org According to standard procedure the gunner began to point the barrel toward the water to wait out a hangfire.
en.wikipedia.org It is commonly used for a break; this may be to wait for the tide before proceeding, to wait out a strong or contrary wind.
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