Colloquy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLLOQUY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hold a colloquy
NOUN:
• speaking together; mutual discourse
• a conversation
• a gathering for discussion of theological questions
• conversation or conference
• Mutual discourse of two or more persons; conference; conversation.
• In some American colleges, a part in exhibitions, assigned for a certain scholarship rank; a designation of rank in collegiate scholarship.
• a conversation especially a formal one
• formal conversation

Words related to COLLOQUY

colloquied22 colloquies21 colloquist21 colloquists22 colloquying26

Words that contain COLLOQUY

colloquying26

How to use COLLOQUY in a sentence

• He appeared to be in earnest colloquy with a man whose bulk matched his own.
• His father and the hotel proprietor were again engaged in earnest colloquy.
• The colloquy was interrupted by the child Monona, whining for her toast.
• During this colloquy, pure business on his side and mixed business and sentiment on Mrs.
• During the short colloquy just detailed, the attention of the other had become somewhat distracted.
• After luncheon Julius contrived a chance to exchange a brief colloquy with Mrs.
• This officer rode up to the Hellenes with a body of cavalry, and sending forward an interpreter, stated that he desired a colloquy with the leaders.
• During this colloquy, Jack had contrived unobserved to put on the hood and cloak, and being about the size of the rightful owner, presented a very tolerable resemblance to her.
• The Ego From various friends comes inquiry as to the meaning of a word employed in the foregoing colloquy.
• During this colloquy, Guespin had little by little come to himself.
• Likewise from time to time he would preach at Zwolle and hold colloquy with the Brothers on the mount, urging them to hold with constant mind to the course they had begun.
• It would have burst anew into a fury of rebuke, had he but known his daughter was listening at the door, while the colloquy went on.
• Ansell in the course of a colloquy which these two, the next afternoon, were at some pains to defend from the incursions of the Lynbrook house-party.
• Median stress, being always necessarily associated with long quantity in syllables, is not an appropriate mode in the language of colloquy, or in vivacious discourse of any kind.
• In less than half a minute he was joined by the man from the stable-yard, and after a short colloquy this pair also linked arms and strolled up the street.
• Farnsworth were holding a colloquy in what seemed to be the vein of their whimsical make-believe.
• But she bore away from their colloquy a pleasing shilling with which he had invited her to buy chocolate.
• Claude joined the people on the stage, and there was a long colloquy in which eventually Meroni, the conductor, took part.
• During the brief colloquy Resmith had sat very upright on his horse, the chin slightly lifted, the head quite still, even the lips scarcely moving to articulate.
• Blake invented a short colloquy with the conductor and slipped up just as the waiter returned with the change.
• Looking behind, at the close of the colloquy with the landlord, he again saw the strange youth, or man.
• Pendleton could see him holding a colloquy over the telephone.
• Shurtleff one day overheard a colloquy between him and Dr.
• He sought an interview with a political leader, but the gentleman only sent a substitute, and the colloquy amounted to nothing.
• A person who receives the appointment of a Colloquy can either write or speak in a colloquy, or write a poem.
• There are about eight grades of appointments, the lowest of which is the Third Colloquy.
• The exercises close with music by the band, or a burlesque colloquy.
• This colloquy of inner and outer set me further reflecting.
• The owner of the eyes and tongue was wanting to hold a few words of private colloquy with Tynn.
• It was not for unsuccessful authors to hold personal colloquy with the editor except at rare intervals.
• A brief whispered colloquy ensued between them, and then the local justice settled himself back in his chair, chin in hand.
• So, after a whispered colloquy with his counsel, the latter told the witness that he was done with him.
• He uses the plainest language of every-day colloquy.
• There was a crowding together in whispered colloquy, and in a flash some half-dozen of them were on their feet as a man.
• For a long time I failed to distinguish any more than indefinite outlines, nor, throughout the murmured colloquy, did I once detect even so much as a phrase.

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