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duologue|ˈdjuːəlɒg|
[irreg. f. L. duo or Gr. δύο (dyo-) two, after monologue.]
A conversation between two persons, a dialogue; spec. a dramatic piece spoken by two actors. Also attrib.
1864Home News 19 Dec. 21/1 The dramatic monopolists..are now taking steps to stop a ‘dualogue entertainment’ at Weston's Music Hall. 1865M. E. Braddon Sir Jasper v, [He] was fain to let the conversation lapse almost into a duologue between his daughter and his guest. 1894Athenæum 3 Mar. 288/1 ‘Fashionable Intelligence’, an original duologue..is promised at the Court Theatre. |