buff
- adjective
- /bʌf/
- Informal
- So in order for you to stay buff, you got to keep working out.
So in order for you to stay buff, you got to keep working out.
- So in order for you to stay buff, you got to keep working out.
- He's got like these super buff arms and then little twig legs.
- His persona is like the tell it how it is, like tall, buff rich guy.
- So like many, many hours of the day just cleaning this shop, packing it away, unpacking, moving, going to be buff after this.
- And then I'm going to do a really buff muscular dude who works out a bunch and I'm going to do a s'more.
- An actually buff man wearing football uniform, and he's got a gigantic cat's head on his head.
- What he said something ho she said she looking biff or something the buff, she's looking buff.
- That's somebody who broke through a level of consciousness or unconsciousness, and they don't look vegan and they don't look buffed and they don't look famous.
Examples
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He looks like a walking, very buff Kendall there.
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To look buff, he follows a strict workout routine and eats healthy meals.
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Her husband's job is to stay buff, tan and ready.
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He's super buff and he just broke the game.
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It's because you're so buff, yeah, and like you're good, man.
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He's got like these super buff arms and then little twig legs.
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It drapes really well and the shoulder pads, it's good stature make me look a little more buff than I am now.
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She admired his buff physique after seeing him at the gym.
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After months of training, he felt buff and ready for the competition.
Synonyms
Having a strong, attractive body, often used about a man
Attractive in a strong, manly way that shows confidence
A person with large, strong muscles
Very muscular and strong because of exercise
Having a strong body like a fit athlete
With firm, well shaped muscles from regular exercise
Having strong, clearly visible muscles from exercise
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A children's game where a blindfolded player tries to catch and name other players
How Muscular
Surface Forms
Etymology
Buff (adjective) meaning muscular can be remembered by the idea of being 'buffed' or polished into shape; a helpful way to see it is to picture a body that looks smooth, strong, and well cared for. That's why saying someone is buff means they are fit and muscular.