Keep (someone) In Stitches Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep (someone) In Stitches Idiom mean?

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keep (someone) in stitches What does keep (someone) in stitches mean?	cause someone to laugh continuously	The man kept me in stitches with his funny stories.
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Hope in hell What does "Hope in hell" mean?	If something hasn't got a hope in hell, it stands absolutely no chance of succeeding.

fish for (something) What does "fish for (something)" mean?	to try to get information from someone	The lawyer was fishing for information from the woman.
no matter What does "no matter" mean?	regardless	No matter how hard that I try, my piano teacher is never satisfied.
go jump in a lake What does "go jump in a lake" mean?	idiom. leave; get out; go away.	Go jump in a lake. No one wants you here.
out to lunch What does "out to lunch" mean?	to be crazy/mad	He seems to be out to lunch but everybody likes him.

break loose (from someone or something) What does "break loose (from someone or something)" mean?	to get away from someone or something that is holding you	The horse broke loose from the rope and began running through the town.
down and out What does "down and out" mean?	having no money or place to live; in the gutter
fish in troubled waters What does "fish in troubled waters" mean?	to involve oneself in a difficult or dangerous situation in order to gain an advantage	The politician was fishing in troubled waters in order to gather information related to the scandal.
of late What does "of late" mean?	lately	Of late there has been almost no rain in our city.
have one's cake and eat it too What does "have one's cake and eat it too" mean?	to use or spend something and still keep it, to have something both ways	I wanted to have my cake and eat it too when I wanted more holidays and more responsibility at work.

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Keep (someone) In Stitches Idiom