Definition
Used to indicate that one is about to reveal something surprising, amusing, or hard to believe; it prompts the listener to pay close attention.
Depending on who you believe, the problem is either excessive political interference, or—wait for it—insufficient intervention.
I have some great news for you, but don't get too excited yet, wait for it!
The movie has so many twists and turns; you never know what will happen next. Wait for it, the ending is completely unexpected.
Used to tell someone to pause or delay an action until the appropriate moment.
Wait for it! I haven't said "go" yet.
Wait for it, I need to finish what I’m working on first.
Wait for it, let's get everything prepared first.