Confabulate (verb)
kon-fab-yu-layt
To converse informally; chat
First recorded in 1600–10. Combines the prefix con-⁸ + the Latin root fābulārī, meaning “to talk, chat;” related to the word fable.
Example sentences
“I’m sure they’ll confabulate about it again tomorrow.”
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