1. plural of caucus; meetings of members of a political party or faction to select candidates or decide policy
2. plural of caucus; groups of politicians or party members united by a common interest or ideology

1. third-person singular present tense of caucus; to hold or participate in a caucus

Examples

• The party held several caucusses across the state to discuss the upcoming election.
• Different caucusses within Congress often have competing priorities.
• She caucusses with other members of her party to develop strategy.
• The presidential campaign organized caucusses in early voting states.
• Multiple caucusses met simultaneously to nominate their preferred candidate.
• He caucusses regularly with colleagues who share his environmental concerns.