Definition of collogue in English:

collogue

verbcollogues, colloguing, collogued kɒˈləʊɡkəˈlōɡ

[no object]archaic

Talk confidentially or conspiratorially.
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.
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’.

单词	collogue
释义	Definition of collogue in English: collogue verbcollogues, colloguing, collogued kɒˈləʊɡkəˈlōɡ [no object]archaic Talk confidentially or conspiratorially. 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. 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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