duetting

[doo-et-ing, dyoo-]

noun

Animal Behavior.

1. turn-taking by two birds in the execution of a song pattern.

Word History and Origins

Origin of duetting¹

duet + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

And she's spent the last six years duetting with some of pop's biggest stars, from Miley Cyrus to Noah Kahan, while curating her annual Girls Just Wanna festival in Mexico.

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Great couple: Rod Stewart brought Lulu on to the stage with him, duetting on Hot Legs.

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They will be duetting on two of Scissor Sisters' best-known tracks, including Take Your Mama, which will feature what Ellis-Bexter describes as "an epic guitar solo" by Emily Roberts, from the Brit-winning group The Last Dinner Party.

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That means you get to hear everyone from Sinead O'Connor to Rita Ora, and Boy George to The Darkness duetting as if they were in the studio at the same time.

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Swift then repaid the favour by duetting on Sheeran's mega-ballad Thinking Out Loud.

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