waffle
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈwɑːfəl/
:
gofre
- The deli had Belgian waffles, and she had been in the mood for one for days.
- Belgian waffle
- waffle iron
- waffle batter
Vanilla ice cream, fudge covered waffle bits, and a caramel swirl.
- Vanilla ice cream, fudge covered waffle bits, and a caramel swirl.
- So I only know three things for sure about Belgium Waffles, beer, and chocolate.
- Also pumpkin spice waffles as well as pumpkin yogurt.
- Steak and eggs, waffles, coffee, lots of coffee.
- Anyway, I got this Stroop waffles, I don't know why I got them.
Examples
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Vanilla ice cream, fudge covered waffle bits, and a caramel swirl.
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I made coffee and waffles, and we talked about the winter's skiing.
Fiction book (1997) -
And right now I'm having a waffle for lunch.
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We ended up at the Waffle House on a service road next to the interstate.
Fiction book (1994) -
But as he started to cut into the waffle, he turned the plate into his lap.
Fiction book (1999) -
What about ordering a waffle at a diner when out to breakfast, say?
Fiction book (1993) -
We could drop you at that chicken and waffles place.
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The breakfast menu has two dozen omelettes and eight different waffles, and the coffee is the best in town.
Fiction book (1994) -
When I see the food stand for Belgian waffles, I know I've got to sample that.
Fiction book (1997) -
For breakfast, I enjoyed a delicious waffle topped with fresh strawberries and syrup.
Synonyms
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2.3
A thick sweet waffle with deep pockets served with ice cream or fruit sauce
Compounds
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2.7
A kitchen tool with two hot plates that cooks batter into a patterned breakfast food
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Etymology
Waffle for the breakfast cake comes from the Dutch word wafel, a name for a thin cake with a grid pattern cooked in a hot iron. It is like the English word wafer, so the name fits the thin, patterned cake you eat with syrup.