Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-cahoot
idiom
/ɪn kəˈhuːt/
Definition
In cahoot refers to being in partnership or agreement with someone, often implying a secretive or conspiratorial relationship.
Examples
- The two politicians were suspected of being in cahoots with each other to manipulate the election results.
- She is always in cahoots with her friends when it comes to planning surprises for their birthdays.
Meaning
To be in cahoots with someone means to collaborate or conspire with them for a particular purpose, usually of a shady or illicit nature.
Synonyms
- in collusion
- in league
- in conspiracy
- in alliance
