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Meaning of buff
The primary meaning of the word "buff" refers to being in good physical condition, strong, and healthy.
Etymology of buff
The word "buff" originated in the mid-17th century, derived from the noun "buff," referring to a leather made from buffalo hide, which was often used to make strong and durable clothing and accessories.
Over time, the term "buff" took on a broader meaning, encompassing not only physical strength and durability but also enthusiasm and dedication.
Synonyms
strong
robust
sturdy
muscular
athletic
powerful
vigorous
energetic
dynamic
potent
intense
keen
enthusiastic
dedicated
devoted
passionate
fit
toned
ripped
chiseled
sculpted
lean
mean
fierce
formidable
impressive
remarkable
exceptional
outstanding
Definitions
- Having a strong and healthy body
- * Enthusiastic and dedicated to a particular activity or hobby
- * Polished and shiny, typically as a result of rubbing or grinding
Usage Examples
- He's been working out regularly and is now buff and confident.
- * She's a buff fan of the rock band and has attended all their concerts.
- * The buff leather shoes had been polished to a shiny finish.
Antonyms
weak
frail
fragile
feeble
skinny
scrawny
slender
delicate
dainty
lazy
lethargic
apathetic
unenthusiastic
lukewarm
halfhearted
uninterested
indifferent