Confabulations [noun]

The two girls put their heads together, and had a long confabulation.

One week certain mysterious persons would drop in, and sit in long confabulation.

He had eyed the three chiefs during their confabulation, and saw that the sailors were proceeding to pull his vessel to pieces.

Here, by an odd chance, just as we came to the school gate, we met Mr Jarman and Crofter walking out in deep confabulation.

Then Jake visited her, and, taking her out of the kitchen, had a long confabulation with her in the open.

Then came a long whispered confabulation; then another tinkle at the door-bell.

Mr. Stenson drew down the electric light, and they remained there in close confabulation for about a quarter of an hour.

Dey might come snoopin' round', and it wouldn't do fer ter catch us in confabulation.

There was movement going on in the room, people coming and going, but we were intent on our confabulation and took no notice.

There was a short confabulation; then again, silence; and I realized that they had called several more to assist.