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Meanings of buff in English
A follower or admirer who likes, knows about, and appreciates a particular interest or activity.
Spanish
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Portuguese
caramelo Usage of buff in English
1
Though a long way from buff, Skinny had definitely lost more weight.
2
There were the proofs of a short story in the buff envelope.
3
You will find the snood or buff masks coming onto the market.
4
So, I decided to get buff and fit and powerful…in one week.
5
Two chest pockets are great for extra gloves, a buff, sunglasses, etc.
6
These four new anthologies are an asset to any nostalgia buff's archive.
7
The red face with its bristle of buff and gray came closer.
8
Wine buff Donald Pleasence taught him about the differences between various clarets.
9
This particular one wore a large buff doublet with big copper-gilt buttons.
10
A buff cochin rooster was wandering about the street the other day.
11
On the end of it was a small cylinder of buff brown.
12
A minute later he returned with two buff envelopes in his hand.
13
All the militia wore dark green coats with buff waistcoats and breeches.
14
The familiar buff colour, his own name and rank in perfect script.
15
Bare it all and participate in the tantric experience in the buff.
16
Her breast was a dull buff with a faint tinge of red.
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Buff across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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