waffleing
Jerry was waffleing out of doing his chores around the house because he decided to rake leaves. another example would be to be set on one idea then change your mind.
waffleing by Jack Mayfield December 25, 2008
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Waffleing
Waffleing by Delwin penner January 4, 2016
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waffling
Excessive talking, sometimes to the point where it gets boring and drags on for way too long, aka rambling.
It's a slang word used in Britain, but mainly in London or other parts of England by roadmen / younger generations.
It's a slang word used in Britain, but mainly in London or other parts of England by roadmen / younger generations.
"Bro my Psychology teacher is so boring, they're always waffling about nonsense that has nothing to do with the lesson."
"I definitely failed that History test, I just waffled tbh."
"That Biology question was so long and irrelevant, there was so much waffle in it I barely knew what they were asking me to do."
"I definitely failed that History test, I just waffled tbh."
"That Biology question was so long and irrelevant, there was so much waffle in it I barely knew what they were asking me to do."
waffling by lenglengmandem February 11, 2021
Waffling
stop waffling
Twat - 'I shagged your mum and then shit on your dads chest because I have dyslexia'
Friend - 'Stop waffling you pure wasteman'
Friend - 'Stop waffling you pure wasteman'
stop waffling by PussyMuncher900 April 10, 2017
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