doff

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Word Origin & History

mid-14c., contraction of do off, preserving the original sense of do as "put." At the time of Johnson's Dictionary [1755] the word was "obsolete, and rarely used except by rustics," but it was saved from extinction (along with don) by Sir Walter Scott. Related: Doffed; doffing.

Example Sentences for doff

I heard him retorting, as he assisted me to doff my doublet.

Presently you may doff it for all time, and resume your true estate.

In the fields, the corn-gatherers pause to doff their hats and smile their welcome.

And she began at once to talk of the puppies, whom she had named Don and Doff.

Without rising, Zuchin asked me to have some vodka and to doff my tunic.

Kirby did not have a hat to doff, but his bow in the saddle was as graceful as Drew's.

They expect some of the neighbours to drink tea, and I must doff my fishing-jacket.

Yes, and, when I hear the name of this enthusiast, I doff my hat.

The soul must doff her close-clinging habits of prejudiced thought.

But, on the whole, I'll doff this disguise, and assume my ordinary garments.

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