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Traditional English :: waffle(1)
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waffler.html - n. & v. esp. Brit. colloq. --n. verbose but aimless or ignorant talk or writing. --v.waffler n. waffly adj. [orig. dial., frequent. of waff = yelp, yap (imit.)] |
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Traditional English :: waffle(2)
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waffler.html - n. esp. US a small crisp batter cake. waffle-iron a utensil, usu. of two shallow metal pans hinged together, for baking waffles. [Du. wafel, waefel f. MLG wafel: cf. WAFER] |
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Traditional English :: waffle(1)
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waffler.html - n. & v. esp. Brit. colloq. --n. verbose but aimless or ignorant talk or writing. --v.waffler n. waffly adj. [orig. dial., frequent. of waff = yelp, yap (imit.)] |
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Traditional English :: waffle(2)
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waffler.html - n. esp. US a small crisp batter cake. waffle-iron a utensil, usu. of two shallow metal pans hinged together, for baking waffles. [Du. wafel, waefel f. MLG wafel: cf. WAFER] |
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Traditional English :: waffle(1)
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waffler.html - n. & v. esp. Brit. colloq. --n. verbose but aimless or ignorant talk or writing. --v.waffler n. waffly adj. [orig. dial., frequent. of waff = yelp, yap (imit.)] |
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Traditional English :: waffle(2)
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waffler.html - n. esp. US a small crisp batter cake. waffle-iron a utensil, usu. of two shallow metal pans hinged together, for baking waffles. [Du. wafel, waefel f. MLG wafel: cf. WAFER] |
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