Correct spellings for TIED-WAITER
- tide-waiter She had to take her children to the doctor, so she asked the tide-waiter to watch them.
If you've stumbled upon the misspelling "tied-waiter", you may have meant "tied-water" or "tide-waiter". "Tied-water" could refer to stagnant water or a water source bound by restrictions. On the other hand, a "tide-waiter" is a customs officer who waits for ships at a harbor. Double-check your intended word for accuracy.
