doff (Meaning)
doff (v)
remove
doff (v. t.)
To put off, as dress; to divest one's self of; hence, figuratively, to put or thrust away; to rid one's self of.
To strip; to divest; to undress.
doff (v. i.)
To put off dress; to take off the hat.
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doff Sentence Examples
- Upon meeting the Queen, the guard doffed his cap in a sign of respect.
- During the formal dinner, the waiter doffed his white gloves before serving the guests.
- The knights doffed their helmets in front of the king, as a symbol of their allegiance.
- As she entered the theatre, the actress doffed her coat and prepared for the upcoming performance.
- The magician doffed his hat and pulled a rabbit out of his sleeve, much to the audience's amazement.
- In the old Western movie, the cowboys doffed their hats to greet each other as a gesture of friendship.
- The politician doffed his hat to the crowd during his election campaign, hoping to win their votes.
- The judge doffed his wig and adjourned the court session, signaling the end of the day's proceedings.
- The student doffed his cap to his teacher as a sign of respect and appreciation for their guidance.
- During the graduation ceremony, the graduates doffed their caps in unison as they received their diplomas.
FAQs About the word doff
removeTo put off, as dress; to divest one's self of; hence, figuratively, to put or thrust away; to rid one's self of., To strip; to divest; to undress., To put
remove,peel (off), put off, shed, undress, kick (off), shrug off, take off, husk, disrobe
put on, throw (on), wear, slip (into), don, wear, slip (into), put on, throw (on),don
Upon meeting the Queen, the guard doffed his cap in a sign of respect.
During the formal dinner, the waiter doffed his white gloves before serving the guests.
The knights doffed their helmets in front of the king, as a symbol of their allegiance.
As she entered the theatre, the actress doffed her coat and prepared for the upcoming performance.
