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buff out

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌbʌf ˈaʊt/

buff out means: To remove small scratches or unwanted paint by rubbing a surface smooth.

verb

REMOVE BY RUBBINGC1

To remove small scratches or unwanted paint by rubbing a surface smooth.

  • We can buff out these scratches.
  • He buffed the marks out of the door.
  • Will that paint buff out easily?

How to use it: buff out something / buff something out (You can buff the scratches out with a soft cloth.)

Similar words: polish out, rub out

Common phrases: buff out scratches, buff something out

FIX SMALL FAULTSC2

To make something better by fixing or hiding its small faults.

  • We can buff out those small flaws.
  • She buffed out the rough edges of the draft.
  • The team is buffing out the final problems.

How to use it: buff out something / buff something out (We still need to buff out a few flaws in the design.)

Similar words: smooth out, iron out

Common phrases: buff out flaws, buff something out

Questions about buff out

What does buff out mean?

To remove small scratches or unwanted paint by rubbing a surface smooth.

What is buff out in other languages?

Türkçe: parlatarak gidermek · Español: eliminar puliendo · Français: éliminer par polissage · Deutsch: herauspolieren · Italiano: eliminare lucidando · 日本語: 磨いて消す

How do you pronounce buff out?

It is pronounced /ˌbʌf ˈaʊt/.

How do you use buff out in a sentence?

We can buff out these scratches. He buffed the marks out of the door.

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