- adjectiveNORTH AMERICAN ENGLISHinformalbuffed (adjective) · buffed-out (adjective) · buffed-up (adjective)
- (of a person or their body) in good physical shape with well-developed muscles:"buffed and toned physiques" · "he looks buffed"
verbbuffed (past tense) · buffed (past participle)- polish (something):"he buffed the glass until it gleamed"
- give (leather) a velvety finish by removing the surface of the grain.
- informalmake (an element in a role-playing or video game) more powerful:"there are cards that'll buff your troops"
Originmid 16th century: probably shortened from obsolete buffle, from French buffle, from Italian bufalo, from late Latin bufalus (see buffalo). The original sense in English was ‘buffalo’, later ‘oxhide’ or ‘color of oxhide’.
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