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ESLPod_0285_WE_0244 A Movie Collection The word "buff," in this podcast, means a big fan, or a person who likes something very much and knows a lot about it: "Antonio is a sports buff who knows which national teams have won every baseball game since 1900." The word "buff" can also be used to describe a person who is very strong and muscular because he or she exercises a lot: "Kensuke is really buff because he spends at least one hour at the gym every day." As a verb, "to buff" means to make something shiny by rubbing it with a cloth: "You should get your shoes buffed before your interview." Or, "The floors used to look very old, but we buffed them and now they look like new again."

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ESLPod 285 buff Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0285_WE_0244
Episode Id	ESLPod 285
Episode Title	A Movie Collection
Phrase	buff
Text	The word "buff," in this podcast, means a big fan, or a person who likes something very much and knows a lot about it: "Antonio is a sports buff who knows which national teams have won every baseball game since 1900." The word "buff" can also be used to describe a person who is very strong and muscular because he or she exercises a lot: "Kensuke is really buff because he spends at least one hour at the gym every day." As a verb, "to buff" means to make something shiny by rubbing it with a cloth: "You should get your shoes buffed before your interview." Or, "The floors used to look very old, but we buffed them and now they look like new again."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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