Meaning & use
Collogue
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To talk privately or confidentially with someone, often implying secretive or conspiratorial plotting.
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The two ministers were seen colloguing in a corner before the vote.
Servants would collogue in the kitchen, sharing gossip about the household.
A note on using this word
Collogue is a chiefly dialectal or literary word, mostly found in Scottish and Irish English and older British fiction.
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