1. a crisp cake with a pattern of square indentations, typically eaten for breakfast

1. to speak or write at length in a vague or trivial manner
Usage: informal
2. to fail to make a clear decision about something
Usage: informal

Examples

• She ordered a waffle with syrup and butter for breakfast.
• The waffle iron creates the characteristic square pattern.
• The politician continued to waffle about his position on the issue.
• Stop waffling and give me a straight answer.
• He waffled for ten minutes without saying anything meaningful.
• The candidate waffled between supporting and opposing the proposal.
• Don’t waffle when making important decisions.