don and doff I discovered a neat thing. The old words "don" and "doff" mean to put on and take off clothes. They are not used much anymore, but can be found in expressions, poetry, and old songs. They arose in Middle English as contractions of "do on" and "do off."I guess this isn't a question, so I'll say, "Neat, huh?"@JoeRay - no, not concise or compendious, but slang for interesting or delightful