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A mental or nervous breakdown

A violent collision between two objects

A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear

The action or sound of laughing

The act of destroying (something)

The act of something breaking into pieces

An accident, mistake, or problem

Curious or unusual in a way that provokes dry amusement

Have somebody in hysterics

To celebrate, extol, or proclaim the glory of

To lose control of one's rational behavior

To collide forcefully with something

To give a half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh

To provide (someone) with amusement or enjoyment

(puff up) To promote with exaggerated or false praise

To suddenly lose one's temper or self-control

To shed tears, especially from being emotional

To undergo a loss of consciousness

To physically destroy

To feel or express great anger

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Noun

A mental or nervous breakdown

“She has been spotted walking New York City's mean streets looking like a dazed bag lady, and friends fear she's suffered a mental crack-up.”

Noun

A violent collision between two objects

road traffic accident

traffic accident

multiple collision

powerful impact

serious collision

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“The other thing that happened was that I was in an airplane crack-up at Colorado, and that is why I was at home. Of course, it wasn't a serious crack-up.”

Noun

A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear

Noun

The action or sound of laughing

peal of laughter

shriek of laughter

roar of laughter

hoot of laughter

half-suppressed laugh

bellow of laughter

suppressed laugh

inward laughter

outburst of laughter

uncontrollable laughter

peals of laughter

fits of laughter

gales of laughter

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Noun

The act of destroying (something)

falling to pieces

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Noun

The act of something breaking into pieces

fragmentization

Noun

An accident, mistake, or problem

stroke of bad luck

reverse of fortune

reversal of fortune

lack of success

kick in the teeth

difficult situation

unfortunate incident

stroke of ill luck

unfortunateness

stumbling block

sticky situation

sorry condition

awkward situation

problematic situation

critical situation

unfortunate situation

no-win situation

tricky situation

tight situation

falling through

fly in the ointment

trials and tribulations

unsuccessfulness

coming to nothing

piece of bad luck

worst-case scenario

unpredictable outcome

botched situation

devastating blow

unfortunate occurrence

serious accident

rough situation

hell in a handbasket

spanner in the works

harsh conditions

pain in the rear

tough situation

pain in the backside

pain in the neck

pain in the bum

bolt from the blue

bolt out of the blue

source of distress

unfortunate development

falling to pieces

whole new ballgame

flash in the pan

serious problem

cause for regret

cause for disappointment

source of regret

unfortunate thing

thorn in the flesh

thorn in your side

thorn in one's side

short end of the stick

unfair assessment

difficult going

impecuniousness

pressure cooker

fatal attraction

devil's own luck

millstone round one's neck

unwanted responsibility

financial distress

humble beginnings

pushing poop uphill

up poop creak without a paddle

soft underbelly

extreme suffering

negative aspect

teething trouble

way of the world

way the cookie crumbles

times we live in

school of hard knocks

human condition

hand one is dealt

usual state of affairs

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Adjective

Curious or unusual in a way that provokes dry amusement

tongue-in-cheek

hysterically funny

good-humored^US

good-humoured^UK

killingly funny

too funny for words

screamingly funny

extremely amusing

tongue in cheek

a barrel of laughs

outrageously funny

a laugh a minute

pulling one's leg

quick on the draw

quick on the uptake

mincingly clever

in good spirits

in high spirits

laughter-filled

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

in seventh heaven

on top of the world

as pleased as Punch

as happy as a clam

as happy as a sandboy

tickled to death

beside oneself with joy

floating on air

as happy as Larry

jumping for joy

like a dog with two tails

without a care in the world

non-job related

non-work related

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Verb

Have somebody in hysterics

Verb

To celebrate, extol, or proclaim the glory of

rhapsodize about

rhapsodize over

sing the praises of

speak highly of

big something up

put on a pedestal

pat on the back

praise to the skies

express admiration for

express approval of

wax lyrical about

throw bouquets at

say nice things about

go into raptures about

crack someone up

take one's hat off to

go into raptures over

look on with favour

express respect for

show appreciation

sing praises of

take off hat to

hold in high regard

hold in high esteem

set on a pedestal

wish happy returns

give a big cigar

bestow honour on

praise enthusiastically

sound the praises of

roll out the red carpet

make a fuss over

show appreciation for

pay respects to

express delight over

give a boost to

lay it on thick

bring the house down

give a big hand

put your hands together

show appreciation of

think highly of

pay blandishments to

have a high opinion of

sing praises to

offer prayers to

set great store by

keep alive the memory of

roll out red carpet

give recognition to

compliment excessively

give accolades to

have a high regard for

hold in respect

ingratiate yourself

give key to city

give credit for

express approval for

stand in awe of

place on a pedestal

attach importance to

hold in the highest regard

think the world of

extol the virtues of

bow down before

express admiration of

show gratitude to

be grateful for

place a high value on

appreciate greatly

attach great importance to

set a high value on

be enthusiastic

go into raptures

add distinction to

go over the top

get all worked up

show enthusiasm

rub the right way

lay it on with a trowel

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Verb

To lose control of one's rational behavior

blow one's stack

fly off the handle

go off the deep end

hit the ceiling

lose one's mind

lose one's temper

lose control of oneself

lose one's composure

work oneself up

go off one's rocker

lose one's reason

lose one's marbles

come apart at the seams

have a breakdown

lose one's self-control

be overcome with emotion

lose one's senses

lose one's wits

take leave of one's senses

go off your head

become psychotic

go out of your mind

become demented

go doolally tap

go round the twist

go off one's trolley

fall apart at the seams

become deranged

go off the wall

dissolve into tears

burst into tears

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Verb

To collide forcefully with something

be in collision with

come into collision with

come into collision

come into contact with

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To give a half-suppressed, typically scornful laugh

roar with laughter

laugh like a drain

burst out laughing

be rolling in the aisles

hoot with laughter

dissolve into laughter

fall down laughing

laugh uproariously

split your sides

be in hysterics

shake with laughter

laugh uncontrollably

be convulsed with laughter

hold one's sides

laugh fit to bust

howl with laughter

laugh hysterically

shriek with laughter

give a half-suppressed laugh

laugh to yourself

laugh gleefully

bellow with laughter

laugh irritatingly

express amusement

roll in the aisles

give a suppressed laugh

smile affectedly

smile self-consciously

smile coquettishly

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Verb

To provide (someone) with amusement or enjoyment

give pleasure to

hold the attention of

crack someone up

make roll in the aisles

hold your attention

give someone a kick

put under a spell

tickle to death

make someone feel good

hold spellbound

make a hit with

tickle your fancy

get one's jollies

be interesting to

tickle the fancy of

turn someone on

do someone's heart good

give someone pleasure

warm the cockles of the heart

get one's kicks

give someone a charge

do one's heart good

give great pleasure to

be of interest to

be agreeable to

be attractive to

capture your imagination

light someone's fire

float someone's boat

arouse curiosity

engage one's attention

whet one's appetite

be concerned with

make somebody's day

make someone glad

make someone pleased

interest greatly

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Verb

(puff up) To promote with exaggerated or false praise

give publicity to

beat the drum for

put in a good word for

call attention to

shout from the rooftops

get on soapbox for

bang the drum for

bring to public notice

put up in lights

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

bring to public attention

draw attention to

put up for sale

give utterance to

give expression to

bring into the open

let it be known

spread the word

put on the market

make a great show of

make an exhibition of

display ostentatiously

raise awareness

let it all hang out

beat the drum about

shove in your face

put before the public

make a pitch for

show excerpts of

issue a statement about

make a statement

run off at mouth

give a mention to

put on the airwaves

show to the public

put on a display

put on public view

parade one's wares

give an airing to

bring out into the open

throw in one's face

be passed around

get acceptance for

persuade someone to accept

gain acceptance for

get support for

convince someone of the merits of

win someone over to

win approval for

bring someone round to

persuade people to buy

let people know

spread the news

shout from the housetops

get on a soapbox

spread it around

shoot off one's mouth

give expression

focus attention on

give prominence to

make a feature of

give the full works

make conspicuous

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Verb

To suddenly lose one's temper or self-control

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To shed tears, especially from being emotional

burst into tears

dissolve in tears

howl your eyes out

shed bitter tears

turn on the waterworks

turn on waterworks

cry your eyes out

put on the weeps

cry as if one's heart would break

cry one's heart out

shed tears over

eat your heart out

cry convulsively

kick up a rumpus

be heavy of heart

complain vehemently about

kick up a fuss about

sound off about

bellyache about

kick up a stink about

become speechless

express regret about

express sorrow about

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Verb

To undergo a loss of consciousness

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To physically destroy

reduce to rubble

damage beyond repair

run onto the rocks

put out of commission

raze to the ground

wipe off the map

wipe off the face of the earth

wipe from the face of the earth

reduce to ruins

play merry hell with

knock to pieces

put out of action

bring someone to their knees

commit genocide

cut a swath through

play mischief with

bring to naught

put the kibosh on

ax^US

axe^UK

wipe off face of earth

remove all traces of

destroy root and branch

bring a note of sadness to

cast gloom over

cast a gloom upon

burn to the ground

destroy by fire

reduce to ashes

burn to a crisp

play havoc with

drive a nail into the coffin of

bring under the yoke

put the squeeze on

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Verb

To feel or express great anger

foam at the mouth

fly off the handle

go off the deep end

throw a tantrum

be beside oneself

lose your temper

chomp at the bit

get hot under the collar

be all steamed up

champ at the bit

be at boiling point

be hot under the collar

get steamed up about

lose one's temper

do one's head in

be boiling over

be incandescent

work oneself into sweat

froth at the mouth

jump up and down

have steam coming out of one's ears

do one's nut in

overflow with anger

go through the roof

get one's knickers in a twist

give vent to one's feelings

fly into a rage

fly into a temper

burst a blood vessel

hit the ceiling

take offense^US

take offence^UK

gnash your teeth

blow one's stack

become very angry

be fit to be tied

explode in anger

go into a frenzy

grow passionate

become impassioned

become animated

be on the warpath

have a conniption fit

get all steamed up

deliver a tirade

express concern

draw oneself up

become indignant

have one's hackles up

get your dander up

become infuriated

feel one's hackles rise

get your hackles up

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