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the act of sabotaging against another without that person being able to see it even though it is clearly in front of them... originated from owls which are very cleverly disguised like trees so people wandering through a forest cannot tell where the ominous hooting is from, even though the owl is obviously on the branch right in front of them... The trees were in a cahoot with the owls as the lost hikers wandered aimlessly throughout the night.
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Being incredibly and inexplicably happy with no means of explanation for being that happy. Miranda: How are you feeling today?
Sophie: I'm feeling CAHOOT Miranda: What does that mean? Sophie: I'm just so happy I can't explain it |
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Aussie term for organising an illeagle act dude lets go into the mens room and cahoot
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When a girl Queefs in a guys ear, making the guy moan Cahoot! Or when a guy gives a girl the Red Rooster diesase making the girl really aroused, and makes love to him. Afer the romance occurs, the guy pulls out a gun and kills her. Oh my god. My friend told me he would give me a Cahoot if i didnt leave him alone. It made me happy.
I met this girl last night, and we did the Cahoot! |
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one's home; a house. Valerie's cahoot was so big that it could hold 8 people at the same time!
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