The Word "Waldorf"

I don't know where the phrase comes from, but let's "stop the insanity." For a couple of years, I've been collecting uses of what I call the free-floating "Waldorf." That is, the word Waldorf attached to some other word or concept in order to give it some (Waldorf) meaning, whether it deserves it or not, whether it actually means anything or not. (For those who don't know, the word Waldorf in Waldorf school comes from the Independent Waldorf School, founded in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1919. It was so-called because it was, initially, a school for the education of the children of the employees of the Waldorf Astoria Cigarette Factory, although it quickly outgrew this clientelle. And, yes, the owners were the same family as the owners of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in NYC. So, in the end, Waldorf salad and Waldorf school are, indeed, loosely connected.)

Here's the list. Feel free to add other examples in Comments, and I'll update periodically.

Waldorf Administrator

Waldorf Advocate

Waldorf Alliance

Waldorf Alumni

Waldorf Answer

Waldorf Approach

Waldorf Art(work)

Waldorf Child(ren)

Waldorf Crayon

Waldorf Critic(ism)

Waldorf Curriculum

Waldorf Development

Waldorf Doll

Waldorf Education

Waldorf Emphasis

Waldorf Family

Waldorf Festival

Waldorf Fundraising

Waldorf Furniture

Waldorf Grace

Waldorf Graduate

Waldorf History

Waldorf Home

Waldorf Homeschooling

Waldorf Initiative

Waldorf Inspired

Waldorf Kindergarten

Waldorf Library

Waldorf Life (skills)

Waldorf Math

Waldorf Method

Waldorf Movement

Waldorf Music

Waldorf Mythology

Waldorf Oriented

Waldorf Painting

Waldorf Parent

Waldorf Pedagogy

Waldorf Philosophy

Waldorf Prayer

Waldorf Pupil

Waldorf Resource

Waldorf Ritual

Waldorf Room

Waldorf School

Waldorf Science

Waldorf Student

Waldorf Treasure

Waldorf Trustee

Waldorf View (point of)

Waldorf World