buffed

UK
/bʌft/
US
/bʌft/
buffedpast participle
UK
/bʌft/
US
/bʌft/
Translations
He has a buffed physique from years of weightlifting.
У него накачанное тело благодаря годам занятий с тяжестями.
Definitions
Having a well-defined and muscular physique.
He spent months at the gym and now has a buffed body.
Polished to a shine or smooth finish.
The car's exterior was buffed to a high gloss.
Enhanced in power or effectiveness, especially of a character, ability, or item in a video game.
Several underused weapons were buffed in the latest update.
buffverb

buffed

Past Simple

buffed
Past Simple
buffed
Past Participle
buffing
Gerund
Translations
He needs to buff the car to make it shine.
Ему нужно отполировать машину, чтобы она блестела.
He goes to the gym to buff up his muscles.
Он ходит в спортзал, чтобы подкачать мышцы.
Additional translations
Definitions
To polish or shine something by rubbing.
She buffed the silverware until it gleamed.
To make something stronger or more effective.
The game developers decided to buff the character's abilities in the latest update.
buffnoun
Definitions
A person who is enthusiastically interested in and very knowledgeable about a particular subject.
He's a film buff who knows every detail about classic movies.
A piece of soft leather or cloth, or a rotating wheel covered with such material, used for polishing surfaces by rubbing.
The jeweller ran the ring against a buff to restore its shine.
A pale yellow-brown color.
The walls of the living room were painted in a warm buff color.
Nudity; the state of being naked (usually preceded by "the").
They enjoyed sunbathing in the buff.
buffadjective
Definitions
Having a strong, muscular physique.
He worked out every day and was incredibly buff.
Having a yellowish-beige color.
The walls were painted in a soft buff shade.