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cahoots
/ əˈːٲ /
plural noun
partnership; league (esp in the phrases go in cahoots with, go cahoot )
in collusion
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cahoots1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
It seems that Martin is in cahoots with one of the other most-terrible Trump appointees, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
And I think in that trust gap, you have somebody like an RFK Jr who tries to explain it all via a grand conspiracy theory about the scientists and everybody being in cahoots.
Is he going home at night feeling guilty and wondering, “Am I in cahoots with criminals? I guess I am.”
Another delight in “Mr. Throwback” is Mayeri, playing Danny’s ex-wife, Sam, who finds herself in cahoots with his big lie and enjoying having Curry bankroll her fantasies.
Old-guard unions, in cahoots with companies, would often threaten workers with dismissal or loss of benefits if they chose an independent union.
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