4buff verb
buffs; buffed; buff·ing [+ obj] : to make (a surface) smooth and shiny by rubbing it
▪ The floors are waxed and buffed every year. ▪ I buffed [=shined] my shoes. ▪ She is going to the salon to get her nails buffed.
▪ The floors are waxed and buffed every year. ▪ I buffed [=shined] my shoes. ▪ She is going to the salon to get her nails buffed.
buff up [phrasal verb]
buff up or buff (someone or something) up or buff up (someone or something) informal : to become stronger and more muscular or to make (someone or something) stronger and more muscular by exercising and weight lifting
▪ She is buffing up for her role as a female boxer. ▪ He buffed himself up by going to the gym every day. — often used as buffed-up ▪ buffed-up bodies ▪ a buffed-up actor/athlete
▪ She is buffing up for her role as a female boxer. ▪ He buffed himself up by going to the gym every day. — often used as buffed-up ▪ buffed-up bodies ▪ a buffed-up actor/athlete
