buff
- adjective
- /bʌf/
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beis
- The walls of the room were painted in a soft, warm buff color, creating a cozy atmosphere.
Examples
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And I'm using my Yabby concealer in the shade buff for that.
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They've got warm, golden, cool, beige, buff and olive.
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I have it in nude buff and buff, so I'm going to go with buff.
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I'm just going to use the this color, this base color, maybe mix a little bit of that coral as well in buff here.
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This one is in buff and tough and this is also a very nude beige shade.
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So I have buff bisque and I also have soft beige.
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She's got nothing on helping that shade kind of buff into my crease.
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So so this side I'm going to use the cover state version, the matte version in buff tipping a little bit.
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Yeah, Peach buff and buff beige are my favorites.
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She wore a dress in a pale buff shade that complemented her skin tone beautifully.
Synonyms
45
1.3
A light brown colour with a little grey or yellow
30
1.0
Light brown in colour like leather
1
5.7
A pale yellow-brown color like light leather
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2.5
A pale yellow color like cream
A light brown color with a little yellow
A light brown color with a little yellow
A pale brown color with a slight yellow tint
A pale brown color with a yellow tint
A medium to dark brown with a little yellow in it
Idioms
Compounds
A children's game where a blindfolded player tries to catch and name other players
How Dark
Surface Forms
Etymology
Buff (adjective) meaning a pale yellow-brown comes from the natural color of buff leather. So when something is described as buff, it has that light tan, 'pale yellow-brown' shade.