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"crack up" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English
It means to break into uncontrollable laughter or to experience a sudden emotional breakdown. Examples: - The comedian's jokes were so hilarious that the entire audience cracked up. - She couldn't handle the stress of her job anymore and eventually cracked up. - The kids cracked up when they saw their cat chasing its own tail. - After a long day at work, I just wanted to relax and watch a movie that would make me crack up.
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They crack up every time.
(They both crack up again).
They will crack up laughing".
And crack up – she makes me laugh".
She would just crack up".
I can't crack up for her sake.
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I guess it had something to do with my crack-up.
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