a. [on L. type *confābulātōri-us, f. confābulātōr-em: see prec. and -ORY.] Pertaining to or marked by confabulation or familiar talk; colloquial.
1631. Weever, Anc. Fun. Mon., 228. I finde this confabulatorie Epitaph.
1829. Blackw. Mag., XXVI. 148. This led to a confabulatory discourse between the men. Ibid. (1848), LXIV. 499. To indulge in a confabulatory critique.
