Definition of «crack up»
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“Crack up” refers to laughing hard because something is especially funny or amusing. In casual online writing, it presents laughter as an immediate emotional reaction to a scene, line, or unexpectedly relatable detail. The expression is informal and common in conversational comments, particularly when people are reacting to comedy or a creator’s awkwardly funny moment. Writers often pair it with intensifiers such as “had me” or “so real” to show that the humor felt both strong and personally recognizable.
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— Why is the toaster wearing sunglasses? — I don't know, but it’s making me crack up. — It says the kitchen has a dress code now.
The office group chat cracks up when the motion-sensor lights mistake a colleague’s dramatic presentation for an emergency dance routine.
that part where he talks about the visa consultant had me cracking up so real for that
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