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In The Buff Origin
The origin of "in the buff" came from 17th century England. English soldiers wore a buff-coat which was a light leather tunic. To be wearing the coat was to be "in the buff". Later, the phrase was meant to be naked as the color buff was a light brownish yellow.
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Naked Phrases
Where did they come from? How did they evolve to their use today? Listed below are several with definitions provided by "Answers.com".
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