in cahoots with
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in cahoots with — in cahoots (with (someone)) working secretly with someone. She was in cahoots with this guy who was smuggling drugs across the border. Usage notes: usually said about doing something dishonest … New idioms dictionary
in cahoots with — in secret agreement or partnership with someone The supermarket was in cahoots with the vegetable producer to try and keep the prices high … Idioms and examples
in cahoots (with someone) — informal phrase secretly involved with someone in a dishonest activity or plan The police were, in fact, in cahoots with the drug dealers. Thesaurus: words used to describe dishonest people and behavioursynonym Main entry: cahoots … Useful english dictionary
in cahoots with someone — in cahoots (with (someone)) working secretly with someone. She was in cahoots with this guy who was smuggling drugs across the border. Usage notes: usually said about doing something dishonest … New idioms dictionary
in cahoots with someone — If one person is in cahoots with another, they are working in close partnership, usually conspiring to do something dishonest. There was a rumour that the Mayor was in cahoots with a chain of supermarkets … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
(be) in cahoots (with somebody) — be in cahoots (with sb) idiom (informal) to be planning or doing sth dishonest with sb else Syn: in collusion Main entry: ↑cahootsidiom … Useful english dictionary
in cahoots with — See: IN LEAGUE WITH … Dictionary of American idioms
in\ cahoots\ with — See: in league with … Словарь американских идиом
in cahoots with — Phrs. In league with, colluding … English slang and colloquialisms
cahoots — ☆ cahoots [kə ho͞ots′ ] pl.n. 〚< ?〛 Slang partnership; league: chiefly in phrase in cahoots (with), in league (with): usually applied to questionable dealing or to conspiracy * * * ca·hoots (kə ho͞otsʹ) pl.n. Informal Questionable collaboration;… … Universalium
