to buff
- verb
- /bʌf/
- To make the furniture shine, you should buff it with a soft cloth.
- buff nails
- buff shoes
- wax and buff
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Watch on YouTubeWe're just going to buff this on the face.
- We're just going to buff this on the face.
- That's rub and buff on the raw plastic.
- And then I rubbed and buffed a bunch of gold on it.
Examples
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I think I got something in the car that will buff that up.
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Oh, you want me to buff it up for you?
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Then here we're going to buff this in.
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And we're just going to buff that into her skin.
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We're just going to buff this on the face.
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Then just kind of buff it out, buff it out.
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And I'm going to buff this onto the face.
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Just look up for me and then just buff that in underneath.
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I'm going to go ahead and buff that in.
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And then blend and buff that into my skin.
Synonyms
To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing it
To make a surface even by rubbing or pressing
To make something smooth and bright by rubbing it
To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing or adding oil
To make a surface smooth and shiny by rubbing
To make a surface smooth and shiny by rubbing or polishing
To polish a car or bike with wax to make it shiny and protect it
To make a surface such as hair smooth and shiny by using a product or pushing it flat
To make a surface flat and even by rubbing or polishing
To give a smooth shiny surface by adding a glossy coat
To make something shiny by rubbing
To make a surface shiny or glossy
To make something smooth and shiny by brushing or pressing
To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing or polishing
To make hair smooth and shiny by pressing it or using a little gel
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Compounds
A children's game where a blindfolded player tries to catch and name other players
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Etymology
Buff (verb) meaning 'to polish' comes from using a piece of buff leather to rub a surface until it shone. So to buff something is to rub it smooth and bright.