waffling

To talk of write foolishly.
see equivocate and vacillate

He had a habbit waffling tiresomely off the point.

by Bob August 29, 2004

Waffling

Stomping on an opposing player during a football game.

Albert Haynesworth got in trouble with the NFL for waffling Andre Gurode.

by Annonymous7 July 6, 2009

waffling

Based on the path an ant would take if trying to travel in a straight line on a waffle (def: "breakfast food"). The path would be up, down, up, down, you get it. Descibes the thought processes of people who have no (testicles, brain, backbone, pick one). Basically being unable to make up your mind, and going back and forth between one decision and another.

I asked her to fuck, and she said she wanted to, and then no, and then yes, and then no... she kept waffling. I gave her a shot of tequila and she passed out; so I guess it was 'yes'.

by The Gris August 26, 2004

waffling

Stupidity at its climax.

"That movie was waffling."

by SpookyOne August 23, 2004

waffling

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.

by Henry Chong August 28, 2004

waffling

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.

by Yonder August 24, 2004

waffling

When women want doughnuts ......see doughnut.

Yo its 12 o clock foo lets go waffling.

by Yo dude August 24, 2004