cut the crap

cut the crap

1. rude slang To stop trying to be deceptive. Often used as an imperative. Cut the crap—I know you're lying to me. Look, can we cut the crap and call this what it is? I'm being fired, not "reallocated."
2. rude slang To stop fooling around. Often used as an imperative. We'll never get this room painted unless you guys cut the crap and start working!
See also: crap, cut
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

cut the crap

get to the point; state the real situation. vulgar slang
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Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

cut the ˈcrap

(taboo, slang) used to tell somebody in an impolite way to stop talking about unimportant things or talking nonsense and get to the main point: Cut the crap and tell me what you really think, OK?
See also: crap, cut
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

Cut the crap!

exclam. Stop the nonsense! (Usually objectionable.) Cut the crap. Talk straight or get out.
See also: cut
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • Cut the crap!
  • cut eyes at
  • cut eyes at (someone or something)
  • cut the comedy
  • cut a fat hog
  • cut out for, to be
  • cut down to
  • cut (something) down to (something)
  • take a crap
References in periodicals archive
The band limped on with a new crop of intakes to replace Jones but the resulting album Cut The Crap was rubbished by critics and fans.
Or I could just cut the crap and buy some ear plugs.
So let's cut the crap - and start jailing REAL offenders..
1 Cut the crap 2 Stop drinking beer 3 Start exercising Yes, it really is that simple, folks.
Facing up to the realities of life, they have cut the crap in favour of the facts.
After years of scientific research, social engineering, acres of column inches in newspapers and armies of agony aunts dispensing advice on how to hang on to your man, Liddle has cut the crap.
THE hardest thing about my Cut The Crap fitness regime has been blanking cheese 'n' onion crisps.
Memo to Mr Blaine: Cut the crap next time you're in the good old United Kingdom.
So forget about Monday morning and keep ripping up the floor with some hard-hitting house at the straight talking Cut The Crap night.
In February he issued staff with football-style yellow cards urging them to "cut the crap".
CUT the Crap - and head to Mas for their new Sunday night.
They should take one last look at Audley Harrison and then cut the crap.
But I would like to suggest amendments to his new catchphrase, Cut the Crap, Make It Happen.
Swinney quoted him as saying he would "cut the crap" as Labour's new leader - and wondered if the five Cabinet colleagues he got rid of had been the crap.
MIRROR: Can't we cut the crap and make it happen here?