in cahoots

in partnership with someone who shares your purpose (often secretly)

They were in cahoots with the Mafia this whole time.

by The Return of Light Joker February 9, 2008

cahoots

Secretly working with someone, usually behind the back of someone else.

Daisy is in cahoots with Mike!

by MoonKnight December 14, 2002

cahoots

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..."

by EtanBoy February 23, 2010

Cahootism

Cohootism - the activity or philosophy of being in cahoots for the benefit of a higher truth or purpose. The effort of combining resources, activities, wisdom or knowledge with others, to propagate a perceived truth that represents a progressive thought, activity or concept for humanity.

Sophia's research into an alternate theory on the historical origins and construction of the Sphinx, when combined with her friend and fellow cahootist Sara's findings, evidenced there engagement in Cahootism. The two ladies were firmly in cahoots on this ground breaking theory and findings.

by Phaedrus88 August 7, 2017

Cahooter

To work in cahoots with other cahooter's or the head cahooter to bring down the cahootee which is the person cahooted against.

Emmie is a cahooter along with other cahooters in her goal to bring down poor innocent Achmed.

by AchmedTT September 3, 2008

Cahoot

Aussie term for organising an illeagle act

dude lets go into the mens room and cahoot

by Havoc October 22, 2004

Cahoot

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

by Peraine January 7, 2010