du|et

du|et «doo EHT, dyoo-», noun, verb, -et|ted, -et|ting.

–n.

1. a piece of music for two voices or instruments. See also duo. (Cf. ↑duo)

2. two singers or players performing together.

–v.i.

to sing or play a duet: »

She was most thrilling when duetting with Marilyn Horne (London Times).

–v.t.

to sing or play together as a duet: »

to duet a song.

╂[< Italian duetto (diminutive) < duo; see etym. under duo (Cf. ↑duo)]