Do-si-do Definition
dōsē-dō
do-si-do
noun
A movement in various folk dances, in which two dancers approach each other, pass back to back, and return to their original positions.
Webster's New World
The call given to signal such a movement.
American Heritage
verb
To execute a do-si-do (with)
Webster's New World
Origin of Do-si-do
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Alteration of French dos à dos back to back dos back (from Old French dossier) à to black-a-vised
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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