Retired biologist, worked in the Human Genome Sequencing Center. Dye expert. Disabled. She/her. Living with my family in a liberal part of Texas. I read a lot and spend most days with my three sweet cats.
‘Waffle’ (food) is from the Dutch ‘wafel.'
It's akin to the Old High German word for “honeycomb” & the Old English word meaning “to weave.”
‘Waffle’ (to flip-flop/waver) is from the obsolete ‘woff,’ meaning “to yelp.”
‘Waffle’ (food) is from the Dutch ‘wafel.'
It's akin to the Old High German word for “honeycomb” & the Old English word meaning “to weave.”
‘Waffle’ (to flip-flop/waver) is from the obsolete ‘woff,’ meaning “to yelp.”