How to pronounce “cahoot” in English

is we're sharing information also.So we're kind of in cahoots, right?We're in business together, in that I just lost my hand.

Have some sort of broader numbers come together about what's the impact of jobs, or cost savings.So they're in such cahoots, at the moment in Chicago, that they're not pushing against what's going on in City Hall.

September is going to be a storm.But since they had seen us being in cahoots with their former leaders, and not be sure about who we support in each one of these conflicts,

Or as a book that requires a lector cómplice — “reader as accomplice” — because it invites us to actively participate in how the story gets told.*gasp* Irresistible. I love being in cahoots.Not only is the book’s structure super-experimental — it really wilds out with the words, too.

They feel that the West has corrupted their righteous place in the world, that there was a golden age of their culture,and that we have, in cahoots with dictators, that we imagined were loved by their people,because the people didn't have no choice but to cap-- every time Saddam was at his balcony shooting his gun, what do you do?

agency, all of these things, we felt have their own merit and are important.the classic sociological phenomenon where if two people are arrested, they're in cahoots.

"No, to me it was the height of the entire series," he says."All drama is conflict, the episode was theater." In fact, Fred told me that anytime Rice spoke, he was in cahoots with the cameramanto close up on his face or Silver's face, and they would just project the look of someone being censored as another kind of way

hungry and you go, "Nope, no snack because I ate those chocolate chip cookies." And then you get home and it's dinner time and you say, "Well I'm pretty hungry but ohThe alcohol companies, the wine companies, I kind of feel like the U.S. Government may be in cahoots with them as well, really promoting the use of alcohol as a way to get healthy.