Colloquy
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 22
kol′o-kwi, n. a speaking together: mutual discourse: conversation.— v.i. ( rare ) to converse.— n. Colloc′ūtor .— adj. Colloc′ūtory .— v.i. Colloque′ , to hold colloquy.— adj. Collō′quial , pertaining to or used in common conversation.— ns. Collō′quialism , a form of expre ion used in familiar talk; Collō′qui a list .— adv. Collō′quially .— v.i. Coll′oquise , to converse.— n. Coll′oquist , a speaker in a colloquy. [L. colloquium , col , together, loqui , to speak.]
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