Have Them Rolling In The Aisles Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have Them Rolling In The Aisles Idiom mean?

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have them rolling in the aisles What does have them rolling in the aisles mean?	make an audience laugh a lot	The speaker had them rolling in the aisles when he gave his talk.
have them rolling in the aisles What does have them rolling in the aisles mean?	to make an audience laugh a lot	The speaker had them rolling in the aisles when he gave his speech.
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scuzzbag What does "scuzzbag" mean?	disgusting, worthless person
hot on (someone or something) What does "hot on (someone or something)" mean?	enthusiastic about someone or something	Recently, I am hot on some kinds of classical music.
cut (someone) off or cut off (someone) What does "cut (someone) off or cut off (someone)" mean?	to stop someone from saying something, to disconnect someone on the phone	I tried to tell my father about the accident but he cut me off before I could speak.
take umbrage at (something) What does "take umbrage at (something)" mean?	to feel that one has been insulted by something	The man took umbrage at the comments that were directed at him by his supervisor.
carry coals to Newcastle What does "carry coals to Newcastle" mean?	to bring something of which you have much of somewhere, to duplicate something (Newcastle is a town in England where there is much coal)	Bringing extra food to the farmer`s picnic was like bringing coals to Newcastle.

wad What does "wad" mean?	bankroll; handful of money
in round figures/numbers What does "in round figures/numbers" mean?	an estimated number, a number that has been rounded off to an easier/shorter number	The mechanic told us in round figures how much it will cost to fix our car.
hand a verdict/decision down (to someone) What does "hand a verdict/decision down (to someone)" mean?	announce or deliver a legal decision or verdict in a court	The court clerk announced that the judge would hand the verdict down in the morning.
look at the world through rose-colored glasses What does "look at the world through rose-colored glasses" mean?	see only the good things about something, be too optimistic	I told my friend to be more realistic and not to always look at the world through rose-colored glasses.
make one`s mouth water What does "make one`s mouth water" mean?	to make someone want to eat or drink something that one sees or smells	The smell of the fish cooking in the restaurant made my mouth water.
fat What does "fat" mean?	well-stocked; having sufficient or excess of something.	He's fat with cash now that he received his bonus.

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Have Them Rolling In The Aisles Idiom