They range from whites through grays, buffs, light to dark reds, and into the purple range.
The fur is nearly white in some populations of cotton mice (Peromyscus gossypinus) in the southeastern United States, but it can range from gray through bright buff, brown, reddish brown, and to blackish in P. melanurus, which inhabits the mountain forests of southern Mexico.
Meanwhile, the NYC kids were trying to lift beers and candy bars from the local liquor store and make it through the Buff Hall door by whatever means necessary, so long as it didn't involve paying.
"It's a bad smog day so people aren't coming out," says Bill Isler, the American bar owner, buffing glasses through boredom.
They make museum-quality Surrealist gems visible to new audiences while buffing contemporary artists' work through association with older masters.
NEW HAVEN — For many years Ellen Rosand, a professor of music at Yale and a noted scholar of Baroque opera, has been turning undergraduates at the college into opera buffs through a popular introductory course.
All three eventually crowded into the first car, where fans jostled to catch a glimpse out the "rail-fan window," the front window through which a buff can imagine himself piloting the train.
Andrew Sarris, the writer most responsible for lowering his status among movie buffs through his influential book The American Cinema 1929-1968, wrote: 'I have grossly under-rated Billy Wilder, perhaps more so than any other American director.' And he made a personal and public apology.
Her guide led her through the medina to watch people working in miserable conditions, buffing up pots for the tourist trade.
Buff the shoes with the Buffing Rag.
