1. present participle of sync; coordinating or matching the timing of two or more things
Usage: informal

Examples

• The dancers were synching their movements to the music.
• I’m synching my phone with my computer to transfer files.
• The audio and video weren’t synching properly during the broadcast.
• She’s synching her calendar across all her devices.
• The band had trouble synching with the backing track.
• We’re synching our schedules to find a meeting time.