| A huge amount of work has gone on behind the scenes, to which we ought to doff our hat, whether it be a topper, a fascinator or a baseball cap. |
| They expect some of the neighbours to drink tea, and I must doff my fishing-jacket. |
| In this country we prefer our proletarians to doff their caps rather than to assert their fundamental rights. |
| Doubtfire is a misspelling of Dout-fire, from the dialect dout, to extinguish, formed like don and doff. |
| But when you remember you're hundreds of feet up in a great chunk of Victorian genius, you doff your hat and remember your place, old bean. |
| Before entering, according to customs, every body must remove shoes, doff hat, kneel down and bow down before introduction. |
