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"to waffle";(verb) To waver; to be uncertain in making a decision. President Bush has accused John Kerry of "waffling" in his support of the war in Iraq, especially when Kerry said, "I voted for the war before I voted against it."
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Waffling Is what happens to your butt when you sit in a beach chair for an extended amount of time. Look at the Waffeling on that chicks ass.
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To waffle: to leave an impression on the face or body such as a waffel iron makes on a pancake. He slammed into the chain link fence so hard it left a waffel on him.
When she awoke from her nap she had a waffle mark from the mat on her face. She sat on his face till it waffeled her butt. |
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The act of adding a whole lot of irrelevant/obvious information in the process of communication - in a speech, in an essay, etc. for the sole purposes of seeming more intelligent and increasing the length of the item.
Probably has nothing to do with actual waffles. John, stop waffling, you've already covered that point.
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Changing one's position on an issue Senator John Kerry is well known for waffling on the important political issues to appease both sides
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Waffling or, to be waffly, is to lose yourself in talking rubbish. To speak about nothing but mention everything. God damnit Farfegnugen, stop waffling!
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1 Going on at great lengths about a subject, and usualy being boring in the process. 1 ( That guy just keeps on waffling about biographies and stuff.)
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