In Cahoots With (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does In Cahoots With (someone) Idiom mean?

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in cahoots with (someone) What does in cahoots with (someone) mean?	in secret agreement or partnership with someone	The supermarket was in cahoots with the vegetable producer to try and keep the prices high.
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Give someone enough rope What does "Give someone enough rope" mean?	If you give someone enough rope, you give them the chance to get themselves into trouble or expose themselves. (The full form is 'give someone enough rope and they'll hang themselves)

on the market What does "on the market" mean?	to be available for sale	I have seen many used cameras on the market recently.
Perish the thought What does "Perish the thought" mean?	Perish the thought is an expression meaning that you really hope something will not happen.
in cahoots with (someone) What does "in cahoots with (someone)" mean?	in secret agreement or partnership with someone	The supermarket was in cahoots with the vegetable producer to try and keep the prices high.
get along on (something) What does "get along on (something)" mean?	to manage to survive or do well with something	My friend is able to get along on very little money.
speak up for (someone or something) What does "speak up for (someone or something)" mean?	to speak in favor of someone or something	The politician is always willing to speak up for some of the poorest people in the city.
shit on What does "shit on" mean?	treat somebody poorly

Take by the scruff of the neck What does "Take by the scruff of the neck" mean?	If you take something by the scruff on the neck, you take complete control of it.
lock, stock, and barrel What does "lock, stock, and barrel" mean?	everything	The small corner store went out of business and sold everything lock, stock, and barrel.
bang for the buck What does "bang for the buck" mean?	value for the money spent	We were able to get much bang for the buck when we advertised on the Internet.
do credit to (someone) What does "do credit to (someone)" mean?	to add to someone's reputation	The woman's graduation thesis did credit to her hard work and patience.

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In Cahoots With (someone) Idiom