doff|doffed|doffing|doffs in English
verb
[dɒf]
remove, take off (one's hat, jacket, etc.)
Use "doff|doffed|doffing|doffs" in a sentence
1. The peasants doff their hats.
2. Doff your stupid habits and live.
3. Lasorda doffed his cap and bowed.
4. He doffed his stupid ideas and joined our side.
5. I doffed my cap to Goreng and his superiors.
6. The song doffs its hat to the best soul traditions.
7. She doffs her garb worn under fire And wears again female attire.
8. She doffs her garb worn under fire and wears again female attire.
9. To doff one's hat . Some men's hat is easily blow away as their head.
10. — Elle … the fine-looking, bearded officer, who had so courteously doffed his Chapeau …
11. Donning and doffing Antechambers allow medical staff to safely enter the isolated negative-pressure patient area
12. Because it was raining the chevalier did not doff his hat as was then the custom.
13. He doffed his hat to her as she passed in her carriage.
14. In fact, the recite-teaching method is essential and should not doff in future teaching.
15. Sentence Examples Throughout history a doffed hat has symbolized defeat, humility and Abasementbefore one's betters
16. Forgive me if I do not doff my hat, my fingers are thick with placenta.
17. Some twenty communications men, their watch just completed, appeared on deck, doffed their shirts and began to exercise.
18. Ace stood silently as the Doctor doffed his hat, and gave Mortimer a cheery smile.
19. And there was a brief New Romantic period where they doffed the costumes for makeup and mascara.
20. EXAMPLE: When I forgot the client's name during our meeting, I felt like a real off doff .
21. 27 And there was a brief New Romantic period where they doffed the costumes for makeup and mascara.
22. In the Middle Ages the serfs humbly doffed their bonnets, whilst the noblemen gave the German salute.
23. Cation - anion exchange resin can crack and disassemble bond - chromatography , doff the bond - large - molecule and dissociate paclitaxel.
24. But Carrick has now gained an age where young lads metaphorically doff their caps and older spectators offer grudging respect.
25. If a man wearing a fedora enters into a conversation with a lady, custom dictates that he doff his hat.