doff

doff  (dôf, df)

tr.v. doffed, doff·ing, doffs

1. To take off; remove: doff one's clothes.

2. To tip or remove (one's hat) in salutation.

3. To put aside; discard.

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[Middle English doffen, from don off, to do off : don, to do; see do¹ + off, off; see off.]

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doff [dɒf]

vb (tr)

1. (Clothing & Fashion) to take off or lift (one's hat) in salutation

2. (Clothing & Fashion) to remove (clothing)

[Old English dōn of; see do¹, off; compare don¹]

doffer  n

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

doff - remove; "He doffed his hat" take off - remove clothes; "take off your shirt--it's very hot in here"

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doff

verb

1. tip, raise, remove, lift, take off The peasants doffed their hats.

2. take off, remove, shed, discard, throw off, cast off, slip out of, slip off, divest yourself of He doffed his shirt and jeans.

Translations

doff [dɒf] VT (frm) → quitarse
to doff one's hat → quitarse el sombrero

doff [ˈdɒf] vt (old-fashioned) (= take off) [+ hat, coat] → ôter

doff

vt hat → ziehen, lüften; (old) garment → ablegen

doff [dɒf] vt (old) (hat, coat) → togliere
to doff one's hat to sb → levarsi il cappello davanti a qn