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verb
to confer secretly or conspire; to talk confidentially
They would collogue in corners about ousting the chairman.
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Origin uncertain; perhaps an alteration of obsolete colleague ('to conspire') influenced by Latin colloqui ('to converse'), from com- ('together') + loqui ('to speak'). The form may also reflect French colloguer.
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