wait'll
You'll see soon
Wait'll is a contraction of "wait until," used in casual speech and informal writing to build anticipation or warn someone about what's coming: Wait'll you see what I bought, Wait'll your father hears about this.
The spelling captures the natural slurring of the two words in rapid speech.
Unexpected event causing astonishment
- shockViolent sudden disturbance
- amazementOverwhelming surprise and wonder
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- disbeliefRejection of truth claims
astonishment · bombshell · stunner · jaw-dropper · eye-opener · whopper · doozy · kicker
Brief account of incident
- gossipInformal talk spreading rumors
- newsReports of recent events
- scoopFirst-reported story
- updateNew version or information
development · incident · episode · tale · story · rumor · tidbit · juicy
Alert about danger
- consequenceResult of an action
- revengePunishing a wrongdoer
- paybackRetaliation for wrongs
- reckoningSettlement of accounts
comeuppance · retaliation · punishment · trouble · hell · fury · wrath · confrontation
surprise
Unexpected event causing astonishment
- shockViolent sudden disturbance
- amazementOverwhelming surprise and wonder
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
disbelief · astonishment · bombshell · stunner · jaw-dropper · eye-opener · whopper · doozy · kicker · twist
anecdote
Brief account of incident
update · development · incident · episode · tale · story · rumor · tidbit · juicy · drama
warning
Alert about danger
- consequenceResult of an action
- revengePunishing a wrongdoer
- paybackRetaliation for wrongs
reckoning · comeuppance · retaliation · punishment · trouble · hell · fury · wrath · confrontation · showdown
wait'llremember when
Prompt for shared nostalgia
back when · too late · as you know · it's over · right now
wait'llspoiler alert
Courtesy before plot disclosure
cutting to the chase · long story short · bottom line · never mind · forget it
wait'lldon't bother
Dismissal of unnecessary effort
who cares · never mind · forget it · it's nothing · so what