cahootee

1. (singular and plural) A mark or marks left on the neck of anyone with whom one cahoots.

2. (plural) The willies (fillings of uneasiness), shakes, sweats or chills one gets before, during or after cahooting.

3. (singular) A lone chill, willie, shake, or sweat.

My honey gave me that cahootee while we were having sex.

When political candidates and the news media are in cahoots they give everyone else the cahootees.

by Patrick Eberhart September 12, 2008

Cahootery

The action of being in Cahoots.

Jeff: Donnie and Seth were supposed to meet us 20 minutes ago, but I saw them whispering and snickering right after we talked about meeting here.
Drew: I sense some Cahootery is going on.

by SpearChucker42 May 2, 2008

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 October 22, 2008

Cahootery

The action of being in Cahoots.

Jeff: Donnie and Seth were supposed to meet us 20 minutes ago, but I saw them whispering and snickering right after we talked about meeting here.
Drew: I sense some Cahootery is going on.

by SpearChucker42 May 2, 2008

cahooterd

When you are mashed off your face.

Ah mate last night i was fucking cahooterd

by Vinny Glover January 4, 2008

cahootle

to get cosy with individual(s)

Chattson is such a boomerson. I'm not going to cahootle with him this Christmas.

by DuneTheMiserable December 26, 2019

cahootie

A word used to describe the un-necessary amount of energy one displays.

"Mary, calm your cahooties!"

by Arielle M August 9, 2005