Definition:
A caucus is a meeting of members of a group or subgroup to discuss issues and make decisions.
In a mediation process, a caucus is a confidential meeting of members of one side of a dispute, usually with the mediator, to discuss options and attempt to find a resolution.
"To caucus" (verb) means the process of meeting to discuss issues and come to a decision.
Pronunciation: caw-cuss
Examples:
The mediator asked each side of the dispute to caucus; she met with each side to work on possible solutions to the problem.
