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cut to the chase 

get to the point, get to the important stuff
Cut to the chase already. I have little time.
cut to the chase by Light Joker February 11, 2007
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cut to the chase 

To get to the point. Used by action films, meaning to shift to the scene where guys are being chased.
"Blah, Blah, blah.."
"Cut to the chase."
"What? You think you're in a Hollywood movie?"
cut to the chase by Ping83 October 10, 2005

cut to the chase 

1. to get to the point without wasting time

2. to say what is important without delay
"We don't need to hear everything, just cut to the chase."
cut to the chase by violetsparker February 17, 2020

cut to the chase 

When two people, who are attracted to each other, agree to skip formal courtship and immediately enter a casual, sexual relationship.
Look, we've both had it rough when it comes to failed relationships and could probably use a break. I think you're cute and fun to be around, so why not just cut to the chase and go back to my place?
cut to the chase by commitharekare December 14, 2021
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“No way, is that cake?”
Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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