Everyday Life - Smile & Laughter
Master English idioms regarding smiles and laughter, like "bust a gut" and "grim from ear to ear".
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![to [laugh] {one's} [head] off](/assets/img/no-pic-700w.png "to [laugh] {one's} [head] off")
to laugh one's head off
[phrase]
to laugh or scream in great length or with extreme intensity
Ex: We laughed our heads off at his terrible dance moves.
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Sign into laugh until somebody cry
[phrase]
to laugh so hard to the point that one's eyes become full of tears
Ex: The video was so funny that we laughed until we cried.
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Sign into laugh like a drain
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to laugh really loudly and in length
Ex: He laughed like a drain when he heard the story.
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Sign into bust a gut
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to laugh really hard, particularly to the point that one's stomach hurts
Ex: We busted a gut watching his failed magic trick.
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Sign inin stitches
[Adverb]
(of laughter) in a very intense and uncontrollable manner
Ex: Her story had the whole room in stitches.
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Sign into grin like a Cheshire cat
[phrase]
to smile very widely
Ex: He was grinning like a Cheshire cat after he won the prize.
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Sign into grin from ear to ear
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(of a person) to look extremely happy and satisfied
Ex: She was smiling from ear to ear when she heard the news.
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Sign inmillion-dollar smile
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a very charismatic smile that someone, particularly a woman, has
Ex: She walked into the room with a million-dollar smile.
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