parlay
/ˈpɑrleɪ/; /ˈpɑrlɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a conversation or meeting, especially a secret or unofficial one, often between people who are enemies or have opposing interests
“The diplomats decided to have a parlay with the rival nation to discuss the terms of the peace treaty.”
2. verb
to engage in conversation, especially a secret or unofficial one, often between people who are enemies or have opposing interests
“The prisoners decided to parlay with the guards to negotiate a better living situation.”
3. verb
to exchange or negotiate something, especially in a formal or official way
“The company had to parlay with its creditors to avoid bankruptcy.”