1. meeting in a caucus to discuss political matters or select candidates
Usage: present participle of caucus

Examples

• The senators were caucusing to decide their position on the bill.
• Party members spent hours caucusing before the vote.
• The representatives are caucusing in the conference room.
• Democratic lawmakers were caucusing to select their nominee.
• The committee members finished caucusing and announced their decision.
• Political leaders were caucusing behind closed doors.