intransitive. To take counsel, to consult; to deliberate. Obsolete.

To hold conference or consultation; to confer.

Interchange of opinions on a matter of procedure; consultation, deliberation. to take counsel: to consult, deliberate.

intransitive. To take counsel with others; to consult, deliberate. Obsolete.

intransitive. To deal or carry on negotiations (with another) with a view to settling terms; to discuss terms of settlement; to bargain, negotiate.

intransitive. To deliberate in company with another person regarding a particular matter; to take counsel or confer with. Also: (of a group of…

intransitive. To talk together, converse with someone; to communicate; to confer, consult. Also with of, upon and on. Now rare (archaic in later use).

to take (also have) deliberation and variants: to deliberate; to consider something carefully; to confer, take counsel. Obsolete.

intransitive. To talk together, to converse with someone. Also with of, on, upon, etc.: to converse on a subject. Cf. commune, v. 1a.

to put (also bring, lay, set,etc.) their (also our, your) heads together: to consider a matter jointly, to consult or take counsel with one another…

To parley (with a thing or person). Obsolete.

To speak about. To discuss, advise upon, determine upon. (Also intransitive with infinitive of purpose.)

intransitive. To talk or converse; to confer; to parley. Now rare (in later use archaic or regional).

intransitive. Scottish. To hold conversation or discourse with; to take counsel together. (Cf. common, v. 5a.)

intransitive. To converse, talk together; now always on an important subject, or on some stated question: to hold conference, take counsel, consult.

intransitive. To discuss terms; to parley (with an opponent); to hold a parley. Obsolete.

intransitive. To take counsel together, deliberate, confer; also said of a person deliberating with himself. Const. †of (obsolete), upon, about.

intransitive. To speak together, or with another, upon a matter; to confer, consult, parley. Obsolete.

To open, commence, begin. In certain obsolete phrases, as to break parle, break trade. Also at Billiards: to break the balls: to make a stroke from…

intransitive. With of, upon, and other prepositions. To discourse or confer about a specified subject. Obsolete.

intransitive. To confer, parley. Cf. imparl, v. 1.

to confer notes: see compare, v.1 2b. Obsolete.

to compare notes (often figurative): to compare each other's observations or impressions; hence, to exchange views, confer, discuss.

intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To confer, discuss, deliberate, talk.

intransitive. To meet, assemble; esp. to meet for the purpose of conferring. Also: (occasionally) to come to agreement.

intransitive. To hold a colloquy or conference; to parley or converse with.