[f. SOLILOQUIZE v.: see -IST.] One who soliloquizes or talks to himself; a writer of soliloquies.
1804. Miniature (1806), I. 114. I sallied forth … to make my first appearance among this new species of Soliloquists.
1853. Athenæum, 15 Oct., 1216. As an essayist and soliloquist,… we find the Jew exceedingly prosy.
1890. Bowden, trans. Hettinger’s Nat. Relig., 285, note. We regard a soliloquist as slightly crazed.
