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collocutor

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collocutor [ˈkɒləˌkjuːtə]
n
a person who talks or engages in conversation with another
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The narrator of Bait is vexed because he sees that his collocutor does not understand him even though he nods his head.
The author in exile: writing to forget by Gorup, Radmila J. / Serbian Studies
Hovstad, the liberal journalist, who is the Mayor's collocutor, adds that unemployment is also diminishing, to which the Mayor responds that this lightens the taxation burden of the propertied classes.
The alienated moralist in An Enemy of the People by Roshwald, Mordecai / Modern Age
Manipulations Manipulators attempt to control their collocutors by artful, insidious means, so as to gain some personal benefit.
Problematic and pathogenic communication patterns in prayers by Moore, Michael / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
 
 
 
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