cut the cackle

So I suggest you cut the cackle and come to the horses.

And now let's cut the cackle and get going.

"Let us 'cut the cackle and get down to the horses."

Cut the cackle, and come down to truth.

He listened to the arguments for a while, then he jumped in and said it was time to cut the cackle.

"Cut the cackle and move the buns," said Samuel.

Okay, okay, cut the cackle and let's get her turning."

After some thirty-five minutes of this he began to feel that Kingsley might be in real medical danger, so he decided to cut the cackle.

"Cut the cackle," advised Red, "an' let's git down to it."

Let's cut the cackle.

"Cut the cackle, I told you!

'Cut the cackle.

Yessir, a mighty serious hour, and it's time for you to cut the cackle and join the really responsible citizens."

"Cut the cackle, Foxtrot Five.

"Cut the cackle, will you, M. J.?

"Well, since you insist--to 'cut the cackle,' as you call it--not very politely, seems to me, seeing I've taken the trouble to come clear up from Worcester!

"When 'Design for Living' sounds serious, you wish impatiently that Mr. Coward would cut the cackle and come to the main business, which is his brand of satyr comedy," he wrote.