“Waffling” is an internet slang term used to describe someone who is talking or writing excessively without actually saying anything meaningful or making a clear point. It refers to someone who is being indecisive, vague, or rambling in their communication.
1. Example:
Person A: Hey, have you seen the new movie that everyone is talking about?
Person B: Oh, well, I’m not entirely sure. I mean, I heard some positive feedback, but also a few negative opinions. I guess it might be good, but then again, it could be bad. People have different tastes, you know.
Person A: Stop waffling and just tell me if you liked it or not!
2. Example:
Person X: What do you think about the new restaurant in town?
Person Y: Well, it’s hard to say. I mean, the ambiance is nice, but the prices are a bit high. The food is alright, but nothing exceptional. It’s a decent place if you’re not too picky, I guess.
Person X: Can you please stop waffling and give me a straight answer? Would you recommend it or not?
In both examples, the term “waffling” is used to convey the frustration of the person receiving vague or indecisive responses. It highlights the need for a more direct and clear communication style.
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