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waffling

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb waffle has 1 sense
  1. hesitate, waver, waffle - pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness; "Authorities hesitate to quote exact figures"
    Derived form: noun waffler1
    Sample sentences:
    Somebody ----s
    Somebody ----s to INFINITIVE
    Somebody ----s whether INFINITIVE

Definitions from the Web

Waffling

Waffling is a versatile term that can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective. It has multiple meanings both in popular and local contexts.


Noun:

In a popular sense, waffling can refer to a type of breakfast food made from batter cooked between two plates, resulting in a waffle-like shape. Check out waffle makers on Amazon for making delicious homemade waffles.


Verb - Present Participle:

As a present participle, waffling can describe the act of speaking or writing vaguely, without making a firm or clear decision. It often involves changing opinions or positions frequently. For example:

  • He keeps waffling about which movie to watch tonight.
  • The politician was criticized for constantly waffling on important issues.

Adjective:

When used as an adjective, waffling can describe something or someone as indecisive or lacking determination. It often denotes a person who hesitates or vacillates. For instance:

  • Her waffling attitude towards her career goals made it difficult for her to make progress.
  • The company's waffling leadership led to confusion among employees.

In a local context, "waffling" can also refer to a tradition or game popular in certain regions. Here, it is a noun with a unique cultural meaning.


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