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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
Noun, pl
in cahoots Informal conspiring together: the loan sharks were in cahoots with the home-improvement companies [origin unknown]
Translations
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] n to be in cahoots (with sb) → estar conchabado (con algn)
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] n to be in cahoots (with) → être de mèche (avec)
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] (inf) n to be in cahoots with → unter einer Decke stecken mit
cahoots [kəˈhuːts] n to be in cahoots (with sb) → essere in combutta (con qn)


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The report contained some good news, in that there is little evidence terrorists and pirate syndicates are in cahoots.
In July, when Israel's destruction of Lebanon had accelerated, a variation of this discourse began to emerge: the notion that one cannot rightly distinguish between terrorists and civilians because most of the civilians in Lebanon were either in cahoots or sympathy with Hizbullah.
Apparently, this vertically-challenged guy was in cahoots with the whole bar, as the entire crowd of people followed as Machnau and the midget were being dragged out the door.
 
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