metalogue
/ˈmɛtəlɒɡ/noun
1A speech delivered between the acts or scenes of a play. rare.
2(Gregory Bateson's term for) an explanatory dialogue which in form, structure, or manner conveys something about the problem being discussed. Hence: any kind of conversation exhibiting this characteristic.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in W. H. Auden (1907–1973), poet and writer. From meta- + -logue.
- midnight feast
- midnight hour
- midnight lamp
- midnightly
- midnight Mass
- midnight matinée
- midnight movie
- midnight oil
- midnight prayer
- midnight requisition
- midnight requisitioning
- midnight sun
- midnight watch
- midnight watching
- midnoon
- mid-oceanic
- mid-ocean ridge
- mid-off
- mid-on
- mid-ordinate
- Midori
- mid-Pacific
- mid-parent
- mid-parental
- mid-part