Collude (with) (7)
I believe the answer is:
connive
(Other definitions for connive that I've seen before include "Plot secretly" , "Conspire; wink (at 2)" , "Intrigue, scheme" , "Plot, conspire" , "Conspire (to do something harmful)" .)
I believe the answer is:
connive
(Other definitions for connive that I've seen before include "Plot secretly" , "Conspire; wink (at 2)" , "Intrigue, scheme" , "Plot, conspire" , "Conspire (to do something harmful)" .)