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cahoots
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cahoots
(noun)
cahoots
/kə
ˈ
huːts/
noun
cahoots
/kə
ˈ
huːts/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of CAHOOTS
in cahoots
informal
:
working together or making plans together in secret
—
usually +
with
He was robbed by a man who was
in cahoots with
the bartender.
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