"waffle house" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1921 July 22, “Hinton’s Ice Cream Farm to Continue Business”, in The Andover Townsman, volume XXXIV, number 41, Andover, Mass., page five",
          "text": "[I]n the fall Miss [Alice] Hinton expects to thoroughly renovate the building and open a waffle house to be known as “Alice’s Waffle House.” Miss Hinton’s many friends wish her continued success as an Andover business woman.",
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          "ref": "2013, Leigh Newman, Still Points North: One Alaskan Childhood, One Grown-up World, One Long Journey Home, New York, N.Y.: The Dial Press, page 31",
          "text": "And she did not take her foot off the gas, zigzagging over the southern areas of the country—that vast anti-Alaska of waffle houses and sunshine, cattle ranches and swamplands.",
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          "ref": "2014, Courtney Miller Santo, Three Story House: A Novel, New York, N.Y.: William Morrow, page 95",
          "text": "Batter ran down the sides of the waffle maker, puffing as it came into contact with the hot iron. / A sweet, yeasty cake smell filled the kitchen. “You could always open a waffle house,” Lizzie said. / Elyse flipped the pan and then scraped off the drippings with her fingernail and popped them into her mouth. “If I did, I’d be as big as the moon and then no one would ever love me.”",
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        "Alternative form of wafflehouse."
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          "ref": "1921 July 22, “Hinton’s Ice Cream Farm to Continue Business”, in The Andover Townsman, volume XXXIV, number 41, Andover, Mass., page five",
          "text": "[I]n the fall Miss [Alice] Hinton expects to thoroughly renovate the building and open a waffle house to be known as “Alice’s Waffle House.” Miss Hinton’s many friends wish her continued success as an Andover business woman.",
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          "text": "And she did not take her foot off the gas, zigzagging over the southern areas of the country—that vast anti-Alaska of waffle houses and sunshine, cattle ranches and swamplands.",
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