noun, masculine/dwa.te/plural: doigtés
fingering; skill, tact
“Faire des farces, cela s'apprend... Il faut avoir des idées, du doigté, de la patience. Il faut aussi savoir choisir sa victime.” — Making jokes, that is learned... You have to have ideas, tact, patience. You also have to know how to choose your victim.
Past participle substantivized from French doigter (“to finger, to put fingerings on a music sheet”). [from 18th c.]