whiffles
/ˈwɪfəlz/
verb
- To be uncertain or change one's opinion frequently; to vacillate.
- The manager whiffles so much that the team never knows what to expect.
- Stop whiffling and make up your mind!
- He whiffles between supporting the plan and opposing it.
Antonyms
noun
- Plural of whiffle; a light puff of air or a slight breeze.
- We sat on the porch enjoying the cool whiffles from the lake.
- A few whiffles of air came through the open window.
- The whiffles of wind barely moved the leaves.