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waffle

verb as in waver

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It’s designed to look as no-nonsense as it performs, and it makes hefty 4-slice Belgian waffles with adjustable browning controls to ensure you get the precise mix of crispy and spongy.

Oh, and don’t forget to top your waffles with fruit, syrup, chocolate, butter, whipped cream, or cherries.

This Mickey Mouse waffle iron is essential for the little mouseketeers in your life.

The Dash mini waffle maker has all the power of a classic waffle iron in a pint sized, single pound package.

If you’re feeling festive, the Dash mini waffle maker comes in three fun mini shapes—a heart, pumpkin, and snowflake.

Maira Kalman greets me in her Manhattan apartment wearing a white, waffle-knit bathrobe.

Cook waffles in waffle maker, sprinkle chocolate chips and drizzle chocolate sauce.

I look at that—I would have some kind of crazy Belgian waffle.

In Touch says Kim is closer to 200 pounds but that her foods of choice are “waffle cones and fries.”

I make an exception for waffle irons and similar things that do an important, but infrequent job.

One of the tables near the waffle stand is taken by a group of six students and four girls.

Let us have a waffle party and introduce some of the men to more intimate acquaintance with the mysteries of the cuisine.

There were the waffle-cakes, baked in the irons which had furnished every cake for that table for the last quarter of a century.

The waffle-irons should be well greased with lard, and very hot, before each one is put in.

Mix well; add the whites beaten stiff and bake in a well greased waffle iron.

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On this page you'll find 23 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to waffle, such as: flip-flop, vacillate, change, equivocate, yo-yo, and change one's mind.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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