mono·logue also US mono·log 
/ˈmɑ:nəˌlɑ:g/ noun
plural mono·logues also US mono·logs /ˈmɑ:nəˌlɑ:g/ noun [count] 1 : a long speech given by a character in a story, movie, play, etc., or by a performer (such as a comedian)
▪ The play begins with the main character's monologue. ▪ The comedian is famous for his monologue about winning the lottery. 2 : a long speech made by one person that prevents anyone else from talking
▪ I stifled a yawn as she launched into a monologue about how she is going to become a famous star.
▪ The play begins with the main character's monologue. ▪ The comedian is famous for his monologue about winning the lottery.
▪ I stifled a yawn as she launched into a monologue about how she is going to become a famous star.
