buffy

As a noun terms

is .

As a proper noun buffy is

.

As an adverb buffly

is in a buff manner; attractively or muscularly.

As an adjective buffy is

resembling, or characterized by, buff.

As a proper noun Buffy is

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As adjectives the difference between huffy and buffy

is that huffy is angry, annoyed, indignant or irritated while buffy is resembling, or characterized by, buff.

As a proper noun Buffy is

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As a proper noun buffy

is .

As an adjective puffy is

of or pertaining to puffs or puffiness; being pillow-like, exhibiting swelling, inflated.

As adjectives the difference between buffy and fuffy

is that buffy is resembling, or characterized by, buff while fuffy is light; puffy.

As a proper noun Buffy

is {{given name|female|diminutive=Elizabeth}}.

As an adjective buffy

is resembling, or characterized by, buff.

As a proper noun Buffy

is {{given name|female|diminutive=Elizabeth}}.

As a noun buffs is

plural of lang=en.

As a verb buffs is

third-person singular of buff.

As adjectives the difference between bluffy and buffy

is that bluffy is having bluffs, or bold steep banks while buffy is resembling, or characterized by, buff.

As a proper noun Buffy is

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As a noun cuffy

is .

As a proper noun buffy is

.

As adjectives the difference between bouffy and buffy

is that bouffy is in a bouffant style while buffy is resembling, or characterized by, buff.

As a proper noun Buffy is

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As a verb buffo

is .

As a proper noun buffy is

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