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cahoots

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ca·hoots  (k-hts)
pl.n. Informal
Questionable collaboration; secret partnership: an accountant in cahoots with organized crime.

[Perhaps from French cahute, cabin, from Old French, possibly blend of cabane; see cabin, and hutte; see hut.]

cahoots [kəˈhuːts]
pl n (sometimes singular) Informal
1. US partnership; league (esp in the phrases go in cahoots with, go cahoot)
in cahoots in collusion
[of uncertain origin]
Translations
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] NPL to be in cahoots with sbestar conchabado con algn
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] n
to be in cahoots with → être de mèche avec
cahoots
n (inf) to be in cahoots with somebodymit jdm unter einer Decke stecken
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] npl (fam) to be in cahoots (with sb)essere in combutta (con qn)


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To keep the most powerful clubs happy by virtually guaranteeing the majority of them a lion's share of football's wealth, thus stopping them setting up their own European Super League in cahoots with the TV companies.
HAVE The latest protests from ABP about Liverpool's bid concern emails sent from officials here to other ports including Portsmouth, but not Southampton, which it claims appeared they were in cahoots to "get one over on Southampton".
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