keep in stitches



keep someone in stitches

Fig. to cause someone to laugh loud and hard, for a period of time. The comedian kept us in stitches for nearly an hour. The teacher kept the class in stitches, but the students didn't learn anything.
See also: keep, stitch

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Enriqueen-REE-keSpanish
ChantÉ-English (Modern)
Herminiaer-MEE-nyah (Spanish)Spanish, Ancient Roman
Cheek[tʃi:k]
Fiammettafyahm-MET-tahItalian
Kaley['keili]