With a, the, this, etc., or possessive pronouns.

A conversation carried on between two or more people; a verbal exchange, a discussion.

A talk or discourse between persons or with another. Obsolete.

With a and plural. An instance of this; a conversation.

A talking together; a conversation, dialogue. Also, a written dialogue, as Erasmus's Colloquies.

A conference; a meeting for formal discussions or negotiations; (in later use more generally) a conversation, a discussion.

A literary or philosophical work in the form of a conversation between two or more persons, in which opposing or contrasting views are expressed by…

A conversation, dialogue, colloquy. Obsolete.

As a count noun: a conversation, a talk.

Formerly with a and plural. Obsolete.

A colloquy, conference. Obsolete.

‘A particular act of discoursing upon any subject’ (Johnson); a talk, colloquy.

Chiefly regional. A talk; esp. a conversation, an exchange; (sometimes) an argument. Frequently with with, †to.

an act of intercommuning; mutual communion or conversation.

English regional. A talk, a chat; a gossip.

slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). A talk; conversation; spec. insolent talk, ‘cheek’. Also, reduplicated, chin-chin. Cf. chin, v. 3 and chinwag n.…

(a) see 10; (b) a subject for conversation; something to talk about; (c) a piece of conversation; a dialogue; (d) (see quot. 1952).

British slang. Conversation, talk; an instance of this. Also: a dialect or argot.

Talk, conversation, chatter. Cf. rabbit, n.1 5.

colloquial (chiefly British, Australian, and New Zealand). A casual and unconstrained conversation about other people, events, etc., typically…