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WAF, or waf, may refer to:
Computing
[edit]- Waf, a software build system written in the Python programming language
- Web application firewall, a proxy device with protocol awareness of HTTP
- Web application framework, a software framework that is designed to support the development of dynamic websites, Web applications and Web services
Culture
[edit]- World Architecture Festival, an annual festival and awards ceremony for architecture
- "Wabash Always Fights," the rallying cheer of Wabash College
Organisations
[edit]- Welsh Automotive Forum, a company that lobbies the UK government on behalf of the automotive industry in Wales
- Women's Air Force (WAF), organized in 1948 and active until 1976
- Workers Autonomous Federation, one of several underground trade unions in the People's Republic of China
- World Archery Federation, a governing sports body
- World Apostolate of Fátima, a Roman Catholic movement to promote a faith according to the apparitions at Fátima
- World Armwrestling Federation, a federation of arm wrestling associations which organises world championships
- Wydad de Fès (Wydad Athletic de Fès), a Moroccan association football club
Science and technology
[edit]- WAF1, a protein implicated in p53 transcriptional regulation
- Weather and Forecasting, an American Meteorological Society journal
- Width across flats, the distance between the two flats of a wrench (UK: spanner) or socket
- Wife acceptance factor (or wife approval factor or wife appeal factor), a colloquialism used in discussions related to hi-fi and home theater equipment, home automation
Transport
[edit]- Wah Fu station, a proposed MTR station in Hong Kong (MTR station code)
- Wallyford railway station, East Lothian, Scotland (National Rail station code)
Other
[edit]- 'With all faults', a phrase used as a disclaimer of any implied warranty of merchantability (often appears in descriptions of second-hand books, cars, knowledge, etc.)