Does this sound natural?

> ウェイターはあなたが何かを誂える時を待ちます。  
>  The waiter is waiting for you ordering something
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word-usage sentence
Does this sound natural?
the most common word for order(an item) is the verb 注文する・ちゅうもん する・

Your sentence should be something like **ウェイターはあなたが何かを注文するのを待っています。**

I don't really know the verb 誂える and do not seem to be very common, not sure
about it but in case of doubt, use anything else haha.
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No. 誂える is more like "have something tailor-made". Like a patron having an
artist make a unique piece. When you use 誂える

  * you are getting someone to make something specifically for you, not choosing from the menu
  * the item is usually artistic in some sense, and not mass produced
  * more crucially, when 誂える is done, the artist completes the work and the patron has it (so if the waiter is still getting the order, the timing is off)
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