do-si-do
[ doh-see-doh ]
/ ˈdoʊ siˈdoʊ /
noun, plural do-si-dos.
a figure in square-dancing, in which two persons advance, pass around each other back to back, and return to their places.
verb (used with object), do-si-doed, do-si-do·ing.
to dance this figure around (one's partner).
verb (used without object), do-si-doed, do-si-do·ing.
to execute a do-si-do.
Origin of do-si-do
see origin at
dos-à-dos
Words nearby do-si-do
British Dictionary definitions for do-si-do
do-si-do
/ (ˌdəʊsɪˈdəʊ) /
noun
a square-dance figure in which dancers pass each other with right shoulders close or touching and circle back to back
sentence substitute
a call instructing dancers to perform such a figure
Also called:
dos-à-dos
Word Origin for do-si-do
C20: from
dos-à-dos