conspirate

present singular third person conspirates · participle present conspirating · participle past conspirated · past conspirated

1. ambitransitivenonstandardchiefly non-native speakers' EnglishTo conspire.

   Bulgarians - SN considers them as primitive crooks and smugglers working against Serbs and conspirating with Macedonians.

   1993 September 8, Davorin Dujmovic, “Demonization of Neighbors by Serbian Chauvinism”, in soc.culture.croatia (Usenet)

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   Was he the same Dr. McDonald who missused public money for "ufo research", who conspirated the Condon study and who made suicide?

   1996 January 7, Lauri Gr|hn, “Burden of Proof?”, in alt.alien.research (Usenet)

   Ahhh, at last, a conspiracy theory against the King, but there will be no Zog to conspirate against the King of the World, they be^([sic]) all gone to hell....

   2005 August 6, Warhol, “If I Were the King Of The World”, in soc.culture.israel (Usenet)