be in cahoots

To be working together in secret, often with an air of unseemliness. Those two have been whispering all day. I wonder what they're in cahoots about. I think all of those kids are in cahoots because they're all on the surveillance video from the night of the robbery.

be in cahoots

to be secretly planning something together, especially something dishonest (usually + with ) There are theories that someone in the government was in cahoots with the assassin.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
ValÉRiane	-	French
Gobinda	-	Bengali
DonÁT	-	Hungarian
Herodes	-	Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin
Gabino	gah-BEE-no	Spanish
Alishia	ə-LISH-ə, ə-LEE-shə	English (Rare)