buffer
- noun
- /ˈbʌfər/
- After applying the lotion, gently use a buffer to evenly distribute it on your skin.
- use a buffer
- floor buffer
- nail buffer
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- I had this huge buffer and it was a blessing.
Examples
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Apply a fine polish to the car and then use a buffer to make it shine.
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I have electric power tools, a buffer, and an angle drill.
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I'm using the big buffer, putting a thin layer first, just really working into the skin.
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Now take your nail buffer and buffer your nails to smooth the surface.
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She uses an industrial buffer to wax the hardwood floor.
Fiction book (1993) -
When he bent to kiss the nape of her neck, on which the gold chain still gleamed, she neither moved nor looked up, just switched the buffer to the other hand, working it across her nails.
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To achieve a smooth finish on your wood project, you should use a buffer to polish the surface.
Synonyms
A strong paper with rough grains that you rub on wood or metal to make it smooth
A soft tool on a block used to make surfaces shiny
A person or machine that makes a surface smooth and shiny by rubbing
A wheel covered with soft cloth used to polish metal or wood
A tool or substance that makes a surface less rough
Compounds
A small neutral country between two larger rival countries that reduces the risk of war
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A liquid that helps keep acidity stable in body and lab tests
- Specialized
A liquid that keeps acidity about the same when acids or bases are added
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A part of computer memory that temporarily holds data during transfer between devices
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A part of a computer's memory that holds data for a short time while it moves between devices
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A part of a computer's memory that stores keys you press until the computer reads them
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Buffer is related to the word buff, which also means 'to rub' or 'polish'. A buffer is a tool that rubs a surface to make it smooth and shiny.