Definition of collogue in English:

collogue

verbcollogues, colloguing, collogued kɒˈləʊɡkəˈlōɡ

[no object]archaic

Talk confidentially or conspiratorially.
〈古〉密谈；密谋
they wagged their old heads sadly when they collogued in clubs

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense 'flatter, pretend to agree with or believe'): probably an alteration of obsolete colleague 'conspire', by association with Latin colloqui 'to converse'.

Definition of collogue in US English:

collogue

verbkəˈlōɡ

[no object]archaic

Talk confidentially or conspiratorially.
〈古〉密谈；密谋
they wagged their old heads sadly when they collogued in clubs

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense ‘flatter, pretend to agree with or believe’): probably an alteration of obsolete colleague ‘conspire’, by association with Latin colloqui ‘to converse’.

词汇	collogue
释义	Definition of collogue in English: collogue verbcollogues, colloguing, collogued kɒˈləʊɡkəˈlōɡ [no object]archaic Talk confidentially or conspiratorially. 〈古〉密谈；密谋 they wagged their old heads sadly when they collogued in clubs Origin Early 17th century (in the sense 'flatter, pretend to agree with or believe'): probably an alteration of obsolete colleague 'conspire', by association with Latin colloqui 'to converse'. Definition of collogue in US English: collogue verbkəˈlōɡ [no object]archaic Talk confidentially or conspiratorially. 〈古〉密谈；密谋 they wagged their old heads sadly when they collogued in clubs Origin Early 17th century (in the sense ‘flatter, pretend to agree with or believe’): probably an alteration of obsolete colleague ‘conspire’, by association with Latin colloqui ‘to converse’.
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