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Meanings of cackler in English

Any of various insectivorous Old World birds with a loud incessant song; in some classifications considered members of the family Muscicapidae.

Usage of cackler in English
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You old cackler, that's what sticks in your crop yet.
From the Ranks
2
Mark Cackler is manager for agriculture and food security at the World Bank.
The Guardian
3
God bless him for reminding us fervently about how serious these problems are, Cackler said.
Reuters
4
What would the cacklers think of it, Pudgie?
Widdershins
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You cacklers can preserve your Commodus.
Caesar Dies
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It sped to Winlow's flight-toAndrew Grant's articles in the 'Parthenon'-tothe caricature of Harbinger in the 'Cackler', inscribed 'The New Tory.
The Patrician
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"I am no cackler from the roofs!"
Guns of the Gods: A Story of Yasmini's Youth
Frequent collocations
Cackler through the time