- in the aisles
- idi (of an audience) convulsed with laughter
From formal English to slang. 2014.
in the aisles
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Running the aisles — is an ecstatic expression of worship that occurs occasionally in some contexts of worship in the Pentecostal and Holiness movements. As the expression suggests, when a person runs the aisles in a worship setting, he leaves his seat and runs down… … Wikipedia
rolling in the aisles — In a state of uncontrollable laughter • • • Main Entry: ↑aisle * * * laughing/rolling/in the aisles phrase an audience that is laughing or rolling in the aisles is laughing a lot Thesaurus: to laugh a lot or start laughing … Useful english dictionary
In the Aisles of the Wild — Infobox Film name = In the Aisles of the Wild image size = caption = director = D.W. Griffith producer = writer = Bret Harte Stanner E.V. Taylor narrator = starring = Lillian Gish music = cinematography = G.W. Bitzer editing = distributor =… … Wikipedia
Terror in the Aisles — Infobox Film name = Terror in the Aisles caption = original film poster director = Andrew J. Kuehn producer = Andrew J. Kuehn Stephen Netburn starring = Donald Pleasence Nancy Allen writer = Margaret Doppelt music = John Beal cinematography =… … Wikipedia
rolling in the aisles — laughing loudly. The group, considered by many to be one of the funniest in Canada, had its audiences rolling in the aisles at last night s concert. Etymology: based on the idea of uncontrollable laughter causing the people watching a show to… … New idioms dictionary
rolling in the aisles — If the audience watching something are laughing loudly, the show has them rolling in the aisles … The small dictionary of idiomes
have someone rolling in the aisles — have (someone) rolling in the aisles to make an audience (= a group of people watching a performance) laugh a lot. Considered by many to be one of Britain s best comedians, Izzard has had audiences rolling in the aisles all over the country … New idioms dictionary
have rolling in the aisles — have (someone) rolling in the aisles to make an audience (= a group of people watching a performance) laugh a lot. Considered by many to be one of Britain s best comedians, Izzard has had audiences rolling in the aisles all over the country … New idioms dictionary
be rolling in the aisles — have (someone) rolling in the aisles to make an audience (= a group of people watching a performance) laugh a lot. I don t think I laughed once and yet all around me people were rolling in the aisles … New idioms dictionary
laughing in the aisles — laughing/rolling/in the aisles phrase an audience that is laughing or rolling in the aisles is laughing a lot Thesaurus: to laugh a lot or start laughingsynonym Main entry: aisle … Useful english dictionary
rolling in the aisles — If the audience watching something are laughing loudly, the show has them rolling in the aisles. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
