Could you, please, explain the meaning of the phrase "to want in on (sth)"? [with examples]
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To 'want in' on something means you want to be part of some kind of activity or plan. There's a soft implication of exclusiveness, often something nefarious (although not necessarily).
Ex:
'I want in on your scheme'
'I want in on your plan'
'He wants in on our idea' etc.
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