Converse of object

• avoid: It gives you the opportunity to be precise and avoid waffle, which is often communicated by mere general pronouncements.

• do: No you certainly don't waffle, you more write a lot of really good sense!

• make: Why not try our freshly made waffles with a choice of delicious toppings!

• have: So I have one waffle with strawberry for us and put cranberry on the other ones.

• cut: Cut the waffle, look at the existing IIS and LA constitutions for the aims of that organization and merge them.

Adjective modifier

• Belgian: It wasn't long strings of words, but rather the finest Belgian breakfast waffles.

• enough: OK, enough waffle, let's play with a widget.

• much: Sorry don't mean to exclude anyone with too much geek waffle.

• more: All we got was more waffle, along the lines of, " We will hold discussions with the industry.

• frozen: He said, " Toasters don't just turn bread into toast, they are also used to warm frozen waffles.

Modifies a noun

• weave: In addition, the ultra soft fibers and waffle weave design significantly reduce the chances of marking any exterior surfaces when drying off.

• towel: For this reason, we recommend the use of a heavyweight waffle weave microfibre towel in place of a traditional chamois leather.

• iron: You may have to cook in batches depending on the size of your waffle iron.

• maker: Your waffle maker sounds delicious but I don't think I'd be able to swallow the syrup.

• microfibre: For this reason, we recommend the use of a heavyweight waffle weave microfibre towel in place of a traditional chamois leather.

Noun used with modifier

• cotton: This elegant Wrap Over Top is handmade in England from organic cotton waffle.

• potato: Dozens of production lines turn out Birds Eye brand foods ranging from frozen peas to potato waffles to beef burgers.

Preposition: with

• syrup: We liked Penashe's inspired idea of serving waffles with maple syrup outside breakfast hours.