Buffer ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Buffer ( noun )

1. A device or substance that dampens the effects of a shock or impact.
2. A device or substance that absorbs energy or shock.

Origin:

From buffer + -er, first recorded in the late 18th century.

Examples:

1. The shock absorbers were a buffer between the road and the car.
2. The buffer between the two chemicals prevented them from reacting.
3. The buffer zone between the countries helped to prevent conflict.
4. The buffer solution helped to maintain a stable pH.
5. The buffer stock helped to stabilize the market.

(As a verb)

Buffer ( verb )

1. A device or substance that dampens the effects of a shock or impact.
2. A device or substance that absorbs energy or shock.

Origin:

From buffer + -er, first recorded in the late 18th century.

Examples:

1. The shock absorbers were a buffer between the road and the car.
2. The buffer between the two chemicals prevented them from reacting.
3. The buffer zone between the countries helped to prevent conflict.
4. The buffer solution helped to maintain a stable pH.
5. The buffer stock helped to stabilize the market.