Just what the title states – What does Buffer Underrun mean?
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It’s when a buffer that’s being read from (and should preferably always have data available) runs empty.
An audio output device is a good example. An audio device will read its buffer at a constant rate, and unless you keep supplying it data at a fast enough rate, the buffer will run out. And it’ll sound nasty.