do-si-do 
do-si-do
Definition
☆ do·-si-do (dō′sē dō′)
noun pl. do-si-dos -·dos′
a movement in various folk dances, in which two dancers approach each other, pass back to back, and return to their original positions
Etymology: < dos-à-dos
transitive verb, intransitive verb do-si-doed -·doed′, do-si-doing -·do′·ing
to execute a do-si-do (with)
Browse dictionary entries near do-si-do
- ‹ do's
- ‹ do-rag
- ‹ do over
- ‹ do out of
- ‹ do-or-die
- ‹ do oneself proud
- ‹ do one's homework
- ‹ do one's business
- ‹ do-nothing
- ‹ do not disturb
- do-si-doed ›
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- do-si-dos ›
- do something about ›
- do up ›
- do well by ›
- do with ›
- do without ›
- DOA ›
- doable ›
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