Waffle
Waffle (used in refrance to extreme sport) Waffle (n.) The word waffle, in reference to extreme sports, originated from its use in describing interference on a short wave or HAM radio. Eventually the word was used in skiing, to inform a friend what the landing of a cliff or kicker was like. In the skiing sense, waffle means ice, moguls, rock, trees or other undesired obstacles at the landing of a jump. Now this term can be used in a wide range of outdoor sports including, mountian biking, sledding, long boarding, and any sport involving shredding.
HAM radio operator: "there's a lot of radio waffle, I can't under stand him" Skier: "you'll need a lot of speed, there's about 7 feet waffle you need to clear at the base" Long boarder: "dude I totally wiped out! Didn't see all that waffle on the road"
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