Words about words

Doff means to remove an item of clothing, but is most commonly meant to take off your hat or tip your hat as a greeting.

Domestication, sometimes called taming, is the process of changing a breed of plants or animals so that it suits the needs of humans better. Most farm animals and pets are domesticated, as are a lot of backyard plants and crops grown for food.
A breed of plants or animals is changed by a process called selection, where only the most suitable members are allowed to breed, so that the features humans want are passed on to the next generation.

Something is drab if it has dull colors. The moth in the picture is drab.
The opposite of drab is bright or colorful.

Drank is the past tense of drink. For example, "I just drank a glass of water".

You are dressed if you are wearing clothes. You usually get dressed in a way that suits something, like you get dressed in a suit or gown to go to a wedding. The little girl in the picture is dressed to go out visiting.

Something is drifting if it is being gently carried along by currents in air or water with no particular direction. The leaf in the picture is drifting on a lake.

A drip is a small amount of water that falls slowly. Taps drip when they leak, and water will drip from your hands when they are wet.

Something droops if it bends over and down. Things might droop because they are tired or unsupported. Some plants and flowers naturally have a drooping growth pattern.

Dropped is the past tense of drop.

Something is dry if it is free of all water. The opposite of dry is wet.
You can also use the word dry as a verb, as in when you dry the dishes, or dry yourself with a towel.