Definition of "do-si-do" []

• A movement in square dancing in which two dancers approach each other and circle back to back, then return to their original positions. (noun)
• The call given to signal such a movement. (noun)

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• "It has two insulated bowls that reside in the freezer so you can "do-si-do" them at will -- (Boy do they know their audience) -- a paddle-like, churning device that fits snugly inside the bowl, and a dome that goes over the whole enterprise."
• "My friend, the one who has helped me come here, incorporates a do-si-do into her steps and moves to my left so that i can sidle closer to the gorgeous grass dancer coming up on the right."
• ""Forward again with the do-si-do" was about as clear as it got."