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have sb in stitches
I looked up that Idiom in the website and I didn't find it, so I looked it up in the internet and found that according to have sb in stitches | idiomcenter.com the meaning of the expression is: to cause somebody laugh a lot.
I hope it's helpful for anybody who was looking for the idiom and didn't find it in any dictionary.
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Re: have sb in stitches

Originally Posted by
Blakita
I looked up that Idiom in the website and I didn't find it, so I looked it up in the internet and found that according to
have sb in stitches | idiomcenter.com the meaning of the expression is: to cause somebody laugh a lot.
I hope it's helpful for anybody who was looking for the idiom and didn't find it in any dictionary.
Merriam-Webster online: — in stitches : in a state of uncontrollable laughter <he had us all in stitches>
Cambridge online:
in stitches INFORMAL
If a joke or an amusing story has you in stitches, it makes you laugh uncontrollably.
What exactly did you search for?
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Re: have sb in stitches
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Re: have sb in stitches
I look it in Cambridge Dictionary, Oxford, wordreference.com, etc... the thing is that I was looking for it as I found it on a book: to have somebody in stitches....
Thanks for replying!
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Re: have sb in stitches

Originally Posted by
Blakita
I look it in Cambridge Dictionary, Oxford, wordreference.com, etc... the thing is that I was looking for it as I found it on a book: to have somebody in stitches....
Thanks for replying!
Clue for everyone:
If you're looking for the definition of "to have someone in stitches", you don't look under "to" or "have" or "someone" or "in".
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