0 acting together with others for an illegal or dishonest purpose:
It's reckoned that someone in the government was in cahoots with the assassin.
A banker and a government minister were in cahoots over a property deal.
We should ensure that the person is not in cahoots with the original psychiatrist and that he is truly independent and from another hospital.
Both parties are not in cahoots in this.
The reason we do not want the two to be in cahoots is quite clear.
This process involves wide boys acting in cahoots with the country's politicians to dupe entrepreneurs.
While the man who has been convicted is protected, the man who may have been in close cahoots with him has no protection at all.
I went in cahoots with a neighbouring farmer who was also a proprietor.
They are there to watch these dreadful acts, and are effectively in cahoots with the organisers.
Unfortunately, sometimes those involved are in cahoots with some of the unscrupulous immigration advisers whom we are determined to tackle.
