Object

• laugh: Her showbiz routine was to crab about her husband, cackle a loud laugh, then move to something timely.

• lav: And when she had cackled this lav unto me, I stood trembling.

• witch: Her Madge is not a cringing, cackling fairy tale witch, but a woman whose human dignity has been violated once too often.

Adjective modifier

• evil: Both pick up the book at the same time, and see who slams it down first with an evil cackle.

• mad: With a mad cackle she asked me to repeat the order " for the till this time dear " .

• maniacal: From the room I could hear the sounds of someone laughing; laughing with a maniacal cackle.

Modifying Another Word

• not: I will not cackle and threaten to start an unstoppable chain reaction that will split the earth in two.

• insanely: Edmund: Sir, the type of women currently favored in France are toothless crones who just cackle insanely.

Noun used with modifier

• ye: Yet ye cackle, Wherein hast thou loved us?

Preposition: of

• goose: Try a picnic on the banks of the River Tiddy, listen for the cackle of wild geese and walk back via Wheal Honey.

Preposition: with

• glee: Lizza throws her head back and cackles with glee You combine 1 sulfur.