doffed

Meanings

• To remove an item, especially a head covering or a glove.

  - "He doffed his hat as a sign of respect."
  - "The magician doffed his gloves before performing the next trick."

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Antonyms

don

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Synonyms

take off

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with doffed
offed , doffed and goffed

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Homophones

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1. doffed and goffed (two different homophones)
   

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Variants

List of all variants of doffed that leads to same result
doff , doff her cap to , doff her hat to , doff his cap to , doff his hat to , doff its cap to , doff its hat to , doff my cap to , doff my hat to , doff one's cap to , doff one's hat to , doff our caps to , doff our hats to , doff their cap to , doff their caps to , doff their hat to , doff their hats to , doff your cap to , doff your caps to , doff your hat to , doff your hats to , doffed , doffed her cap to , doffed her hat to , doffed his cap to , doffed his hat to , doffed its cap to , doffed its hat to , doffed my cap to , doffed my hat to , doffed one's cap to , doffed one's hat to , doffed our caps to , doffed our hats to , doffed their cap to , doffed their caps to , doffed their hat to , doffed their hats to , doffed your cap to , doffed your caps to , doffed your hat to , doffed your hats to , doffing , doffing her cap to , doffing her hat to , doffing his cap to , doffing his hat to , doffing its cap to , doffing its hat to , doffing my cap to , doffing my hat to , doffing one's cap to , doffing one's hat to , doffing our caps to , doffing our hats to , doffing their cap to , doffing their caps to , doffing their hat to , doffing their hats to , doffing your cap to , doffing your caps to , doffing your hat to , doffing your hats to , doffs , doffs her cap to , doffs her hat to , doffs his cap to , doffs his hat to , doffs its cap to , doffs its hat to , doffs one's cap to , doffs one's hat to , doffs their cap to , doffs their hat to

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Forms

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The past tense and past participle forms of doffed are 'doffed' and 'doffed' respectively.

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Etymology

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Originally meant 'to strike off', as in striking off a signature or removing a limb. Over time, the meaning evolved to 'to remove' or 'to take off' in a more general sense.

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Related Concepts

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1. undress: To remove all of one's clothing in order to be unclothed or naked. While the term doffed refers specifically to removing an item of clothing or a head covering, the term undress refers to removing all of one's clothing in order to be unclothed or naked.

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Culture

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In some cultures, doffing a head covering or other article of clothing is a sign of respect or deference. For example, in many Middle Eastern and Asian cultures, it is customary for men to remove their head coverings (known as kufiyas or taqiyas) or hats when entering a mosque or other religious site as a sign of respect. Similarly, in some Indian and Southeast Asian cultures, it is customary for people to remove their shoes when entering someone's home as a sign of respect and cleanliness.

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