waffling

Switching from one side of an argument to the other repeatedly.

Poor politicians often do this.

Also known as to flip-flop.

Yo man, this guy keeps waffling on his stand towards senior citizen's health care policy.

by cisley August 25, 2004

waffling

When someone talks about nothing in particular that ends up not making much sense.
Usually used:
(1) To fill those awkward silences
or
(2)When you're very excited and can't put it into words.

(1) Neither of us could think of anything to say so I started waffling...

(2) Oh my god! I was so excited I jsut kept waffling on about nothing!

by Missy August 23, 2004

waffling

The inability to decide on something(s). Breakfast waffles have grooves that go up and down, like some people's opinions.

1: What color do you like?
2: Blue! No, red. No, wait- I love black. But I really like blue. No, I like red and black the best. Or maybe, green.
1: Quit waffling and just decide.

by sarah August 22, 2004

waffling

To have sex with a girl doggie style, with one side of her face on the ground, while you step on her face.

When I waffled her, I made sure she switched to the other side of her face so to be sure she got stepped on equally on both sides.

by E August 21, 2004

waffling

unable to decide on something; moving back and forth between two possible choices.

I'm waffling here, should I get pepporoni or sausage on my pizza?

by frozen August 29, 2004

Waffling

1.When one holds hands with another and the fingers of there hands intertwine.

2. Hand sex.

Jill and Bob were waffling on there date

by ljcdslangexpert June 11, 2012

waffling

To add quantity to conversation/speeches/essays/anything like that rather than quality. Used a lot of the time in school to make it up to the minimum page requirement or in business presentations. Ie. Bullshitting on so nobody notices you have nothing to say.

Teacher: "check out this english paper... this kid is just waffling on"

by blex August 24, 2004