“The whole thing is wrapped up in a lot of waffle about doing it for the greater good of science.”

“The elected official was known as a waffler, always switching positions on important policies in order to appease different interest groups.”

“He is such a waffler and so tiresome that I actually turn the radio off when he chimes in.”

“If you have a position that falls between these two monochromatic options, you're indecisive, a waffler.”

“The whole thing is wrapped up in a lot of waffle about doing it for the greater good of science.”

“A special feature as usual will be old-fashioned waffles, hot from the waffle iron, smothered with cream sauce.”

“That just-like-home sensation repeats itself each morning in the dining room where fixings for make-your-own Belgian waffles are waiting.”

“It was Johnny who would smother his waffles, or flapjacks, in butter and maple syrup.”