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Meaning ofbuffin English

buff

Pluralbuffs
Past Tensebuffed
Participle Verbbuffing
Third Person Singularbuffs

Definitions

Noun
1. an enthusiastic expert (informal)
  The gamer was a buff of the new video game.
  Synonyms:
  fan enthusiast aficionado expert guru pro connoisseur nerd geek
  Antonyms:
  novice amateur layman outsider ignoramus
2. a temporary advantage (in games); increased strength
  The update gave our team a temporary buff in the game.
  Synonyms:
  boost enhancement power-up
  Antonyms:
  nerf weakness debuff
3. leather from buffalo skin; natural, undyed material
  The designer chose a buff leather for the handbag.
  Synonyms:
  buffalo leather buff hide
  Antonyms:
  dyed leather synthetic leather colored hide
4. a brownish yellow color
  The walls of the old house had a buff color that blended with the surroundings.
  Synonyms:
  beige tan golden sandy tawny
  Antonyms:
  crimson emerald cobalt navy indigo
Verb
1. to enhance or improve (character, item) abilities
  She decided to buff her character's skills to beat the level.
  Synonyms:
  enhance improve boost amplify augment
  Antonyms:
  nerf weaken impair debilitate diminish
2. to polish by rubbing; make shiny
  The craftsman used a cloth to buff the silver jewelry.
  Synonyms:
  polish shine buff up rub smooth
  Antonyms:
  scratch scrape dull matte roughen
Adjective
1. brownish yellow (color)
  The fashion model's buff skin tone complemented the earthy tones of the clothing.
  Synonyms:
  beige tan golden amber honey
  Antonyms:
  blue green purple black white