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Definition of buff
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Buff (a.) Of the color of buff.
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Outzany
::
Outzany
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
buffoonery.
Rebuke
::
Rebuke
(n.)
Check;
rebuff.
Butterball
::
Butterball
(n.) The
buffel
duck.
Buffet
::
Buffet
(v. i.) A small
stool;
a stool for a
buffet
or
counter.
Shepherdia
::
Shepherdia
(n.) A genus of
shrubs
having
silvery
scurfy
leaves,
and
belonging
to the same
family
as
Elaeagnus;
also, any plant of this
genus.
See
Buffalo
berry,
under
Buffalo..
Buffalo
::
Buffalo
(n.) A very large and
savage
species
of the same genus (B.
Caffer)
found in South
Africa;
--
called
also Cape
buffalo.
Droll
::
Droll (n.) One whose
practice
it is to raise mirth by odd
tricks;
a
jester;
a
buffoon;
a
merry-andrew.
Buffalo
::
Buffalo
(n.) Any
species
of wild ox.
Melam
::
Melam (n.) A white or
buff-colored
granular
powder,
C6H9N11,
obtained
by
heating
ammonium
sulphocyanate..
Buffet
::
Buffet
(n.) A
counter
for
refreshments;
a
restaurant
at a
railroad
station,
or place of
public
gathering..
Luteous
::
Luteous
(a.)
Yellowish;
more or less like buff.
Buffoon
::
Buffoon
(n.) A man who makes a
practice
of
amusing
others
by low
tricks,
antic
gestures,
etc.; a
droll;
a
mimic;
a
harlequin;
a
clown;
a
merry-andrew..
Harlequin
::
Harlequin
(n.) A
buffoon,
dressed
in
party-colored
clothes,
who plays
tricks,
often
without
speaking,
to
divert
the
bystanders
or an
audience;
a
merry-andrew;
originally,
a droll rogue of
Italian
comedy..
Buffoonism
::
Buffoonism
(n.) The
practices
of a
buffoon;
buffoonery.
Hoodman-blind
::
Hoodman-blind
(n.) An old term for
blindman's
buff.
Buffet
::
Buffet
(v. i.) A blow with the hand; a slap on the face; a cuff.
Pantagruelism
::
Pantagruelism
(n.) An
assumption
of
buffoonery
to cover some
serious
purpose.
Buff
::
Buff (n.) The
grayish
viscid
substance
constituting
the buffy coat. See Buffy coat, under
Buffy,
a..
Buffle
::
Buffle
(n.) The
buffalo.
Jackpudding
::
Jackpudding
(n.) A
merry-andrew;
a
buffoon.
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