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The English Stack ExchangeEnglish Stack Exchange does a good job explaining the history of this word.

The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

The English Stack Exchange does a good job explaining the history of this word.

The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

The English Stack Exchange does a good job explaining the history of this word.

The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

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The English Stack Exchange link in the comments didEnglish Stack Exchange does a good job explaining the history of this word. The

The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

The English Stack Exchange link in the comments did a good job explaining the history of this word. The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

The English Stack Exchange does a good job explaining the history of this word.

The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?

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The English Stack Exchange link in the comments did a good job explaining the history of this word. The word "buff" also means to polish something and make it more attractive. Keeping that in mind, when you buff a character in a video game, you're "polishing" them up, get it?