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Secretly working with someone, usually behind the back of someone else. Daisy is in cahoots with Mike!
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cahoots is a noun meaning: 1.) To be in league with a crime, or conspiracy. Also to mean in alliance with or secret partnership with. 2.)To be a lover, or someone you like very much. Commonly used by someone how is annoyed or displeases with someone else. (Note: this is slang, coming from the word/slang "ca" meaning: used to express a certain feeling of fondness for a person. Also the words "hoots" meaning: the characteristic cry of an owl) Examples
"Don't trust anyone on that road there are often robbers that are in cahoots with each other!" "Where are they? Idk? I bet there off in cahoots some where..." |
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The sound an owl makes when it sneezes. Owl: Ca-Ca-CAHOOTS!
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Cahoots is a word used to announce your business relations with another group or person. My old cell phone plan sucked so I decided to get in cahoots with Verizon, now I get free calls to my family!
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To be a cohort in conjunction with covert operations. John Mayer is in cahoots with his public relations 'people'.
Public officials are in cahoots with the oil industry as well as pharmaceuticals. Their motto: 'All for one and one for none'. |
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Online banking service "Dude, I need money to buy 20ks."
"Dude, go to www.cahoot.com they'll even buy it for ya!" |
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