Buffs

/ bʌfs /

plural noun

1. the Third Regiment of Foot, esp the Royal East Kent Regiment

Word History and Origins

Origin of Buffs¹

C19: from their buff-coloured facings

Example Sentences

“Weapons” has something for everyone: jump scares for horrorphiles, nods to classics like “Rashomon” and “Magnolia” for film buffs, and more than a few laughs to leaven the tension.

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Theater buffs have plenty of reasons to visit the cinema this season.

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But when it comes to Disneyland, its theme park that become a SoCal institution, fans and history buffs crave specifics.

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That adds urgency for film buffs to not only see it in a theater, but one with a special projector.

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History buffs will love visiting the nearby Reed Gold Mine, a historic site that was the first documented gold mine in the country, and the The Cabarrus Museum of History, which features exhibits on the area’s history, like the development of the Nascar industry.

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