split one's sides

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27 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: dubbel liggen — to laugh hysterically
• Dutch: in een deuk liggen — to laugh hysterically
• Finnish: nauraa katketakseen — to laugh hysterically
• Galician: esmendrellar — to laugh hysterically
• German: sich totlachen — to laugh hysterically
• German: sich schlapplachen — to laugh hysterically
• Polish: boki zrywać — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: reírse a carcajadas — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: desternillarse — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: mondarse — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: troncharse — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: troncharse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: partirse — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: partirse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: mearse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: mondarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: morirse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: finarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: caerse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: descalzarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: descoyuntarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: despedazarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: desperezarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: desternillarse de risa — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: carcajear — to laugh hysterically
• Spanish: carcajearse — to laugh hysterically
• Turkish: gülmekten yarılmak — to laugh hysterically