doff

/dɑf/
verb
  1. To take off or remove an item of clothing, especially a hat, as a gesture of respect or greeting.
    • In the old days, men would doff their caps to show respect to elders.
    • She doffed her coat as soon as she stepped inside the warm house.
    • The gentleman would doff his hat when entering a church.
  2. To remove or discard something, such as a piece of equipment or a role.
    • He doffed his work gloves and sat down for lunch.
    • The knight doffed his heavy armor after the long battle.
    • After the ceremony, the president doffed his official robe.
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