1. to conspire or plot together secretly
Usage: archaic
2. to converse or talk together in a familiar way
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The rebels would collogue in secret meetings to plan their uprising.
• The two old friends collogued for hours about their shared memories.
• Politicians were suspected of colloguing behind closed doors.
• The conspirators collogued in whispered tones.
• They collogued together like old companions.
• The merchants collogued to fix prices in their favor.