layover
/ˈleɪoʊvər/Definitions
1. noun
A period of time spent waiting for a connection between flights, especially when there is a delay or a change of planes.
“The traveler was stuck with a layover in Chicago due to bad weather.”
2. verb
To have a layover, especially in the context of air travel.
“The flight was supposed to be non-stop, but they had to layover in a different city.”
3. noun
A period of time spent in a place, especially when traveling.
“The couple had a layover in Paris on their way to Rome.”