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Meanings of waffling in English
Slicing that leaves a corrugated surface, done with corrugated knives or mandoline blades.
Spanish
vacilación Stop or pause before a decision or action, due to uncertainty or doubt.
Synonyms
Examples for "ruffled"
Examples for "ruffled"
1
However, it seems the ruling party have ruffled a few feathers too.
2
The Edwardses in their fine top boots and ruffled shirts were there.
3
Her impenetrability ruffled Lady Tyrrell; but the answer was softer than ever.
4
It was the first time he had ever heard her sound ruffled.
5
The least ruffled by the color of some of his new neighbors.
1
I felt a quick ruffling of anger, but kept it under control.
2
A faint north wind breathed down the harbour, scarcely ruffling the water.
3
Theo was a genuine outsider ruffling the feathers of many he met.
4
This porphyrinate macrocycle exhibits major saddle and moderate ruffling and doming deformations.
5
A strong wind was coming up, ruffling the surface of Firefly Lake.
1
Thinly cut, crinkle cut, Aussies don't care, as long as it's the original salty chip in their hands.
2
The Company's signature items are its all-natural, hormone and antibiotic-free burgers, hot dogs, crispy chicken, crinkle cut fries, shakes and frozen custard.
3
Mr Oram was present for Mrs Lundy's post mortem and said he saw in her stomach contents french fries and crinkle cut potato chips.
Usage of waffling in English
1
Our ability to predict that effect is very limited, Tillerson replied, waffling.
2
Then she gets the sap factor under control and realizes: He's waffling.
3
Many insurers are waffling over where to sell insurance plans in 2018.
4
Janet felt a surge of excitement-ifhe was waffling, she had him.
5
She sipped hers like a bird, then started waffling like a madwoman.
6
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has accused her of waffling on trade.
7
Besides, it would just be... He made a waffling motion with his hand.
8
She was waffling away in Russian as we approached the multi-storey.
9
He, too, was waffling away at warp speed into his mobile.
10
Holly suspected that he had been waffling to hide his anxiety.
11
They were waffling about football and, of course, I'd been way off the mark.
12
Another political flashpoint has been the administration's waffling over proposed changes to biofuels policy.
13
Then, just when I needed him most, Horatio stopped waffling.
14
There was a lot of waffling at the tribunal yesterday.
15
But I was just waffling, trying not to think about being alone with Eric.
16
They were close, so close, the go-betweens said, but apparently Edwards was still waffling.
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Frequent collocations
Waffling through the time