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Doff

Doff | Doffed | Doffing

Doff meaning

To remove or take off (something worn on the body such as armour or clothing, or something carried). | To remove or take off (something worn on the body such as armour or clothing, or something carried). | To remove or tip (a hat or other headwear) in greeting or salutation, or as a mark of respect.

Synonyms of Doff

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Example sentences (11)

Big doff of the cap then to the REP for co-producing this show and they can be justly proud that ‘Sinatra’ was ‘Made in Birmingham’.

It is time to doff our hats to coaches, who silently go about their work.

As hunters ascend to their beds, doff blazing threads and lay spinning heads.

It was nicely decorated, the service was very friendly and professional, and I was presented with my burger in double-quick time, so they get a very top-notch 5/5 on that front - a doff of my ostentatiously large white chef’s hat to you, Mr Tipsy Chef.

Especially high concentrations appeared in the rooms where medical staff doff protective equipment, which may suggest that particles contaminating their gear became airborne again when masks, gloves and gowns are removed.

I doff my hat for Khadiri Khana.

While this is a doff of the hat to the classics in a way, the food at Punkah House in Bengaluru is a modern interpretation of many dishes influenced by our colonial history — Portuguese, French, British, Dutch and colonies in Burma and Ceylon.

And when you remember he is not 40 yet, you cannot but doff your hat.

Even Gor captain Haron Shavaka had to doff his hat off to Chiukepo.

So it’s natural that Alka’s song is both a paean and an elegy, in equal measures a doff of their red Communist Party of India (Marxist) caps to one another’s hardiness and a sombre acceptance of their continuing struggle.

While investigations are proceeding, let us doff our hats to the colossus and legend – Chief Allison Akene Ayida who died in Lagos at the age of 88 years after a protracted illness.