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make roll in the aisles synonyms

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  • charm
  • cheer
  • crack up
  • delight
  • divert
  • fracture
  • gladden
  • grab
  • gratify
  • interest
  • kill
  • knock dead
  • make roll in the aisles
  • occupy
  • panic
  • please
  • put away
  • regale
  • slay
  • tickle
  • wow
  • IT
  • agreeableness
  • allurement
  • appeal
  • attraction
  • attractiveness
  • beauty
  • bewitchery
  • charisma
  • chemistry
  • conjuration
  • delightfulness
  • desirability
  • fascination
  • glamour
  • grace
  • lure
  • magic
  • magnetism
  • pizzazz
  • something
  • sorcery
  • spell
  • star quality
  • animation
  • buoyancy
  • cheerfulness
  • cheeriness
  • comfort
  • delight
  • encouragement
  • exuberance
  • gaiety
  • geniality
  • gladness
  • glee
  • good cheer
  • hilarity
  • hopefulness
  • jauntiness
  • jocundity
  • joy
  • joyousness
  • lightheartedness
  • liveliness
  • merriment
  • merry-making
  • mirth
  • become demented
  • become psychotic
  • blow a fuse
  • collapse
  • come apart at seams
  • decline
  • derange
  • deteriorate
  • fail
  • flip out
  • freak out
  • go bonkers
  • go crazy
  • go nuts
  • go off deep end
  • go off rocker
  • go out of mind
  • go to pieces
  • have breakdown
  • schizz out
  • sicken
  • contentment
  • delectation
  • ecstasy
  • enchantment
  • felicity
  • fruition
  • gladness
  • glee
  • gratification
  • hilarity
  • jollity
  • joy
  • joyance
  • mirth
  • pleasure
  • rapture
  • relish
  • satisfaction
  • transport
  • alter
  • avert
  • change
  • deflect
  • modify
  • pivot
  • redirect
  • sheer
  • swerve
  • switch
  • turn aside
  • veer
  • volte-face
  • wheel
  • whip
  • whirl
  • breach
  • cleavage
  • cleft
  • crack
  • discontinuity
  • disjunction
  • displacement
  • fissure
  • fragmentation
  • gap
  • mutilation
  • opening
  • rent
  • rift
  • schism
  • severance
  • splinter
  • split
  • wound
  • brighten
  • cheer
  • delight
  • elate
  • hearten
  • make happy
  • warm
  • capture
  • catch
  • catch hold of
  • clutch
  • collar
  • corral
  • get one's fingers on
  • get one's hands on
  • glom
  • grapple
  • grasp
  • grip
  • hook
  • land
  • lay one's hands on
  • nab
  • nail
  • pluck
  • seize
  • snag
  • snap up
  • snatch
  • take
  • take hold of
  • appease
  • arride
  • baby
  • cater to
  • coddle
  • content
  • delectate
  • delight
  • do one proud
  • do the trick
  • enchant
  • favor
  • fill the bill
  • fulfill
  • get one's kicks
  • gladden
  • hit the spot
  • humor
  • indulge
  • make a hit
  • make happy
  • oblige
  • pamper
  • please
  • absorption
  • activity
  • affection
  • attentiveness
  • care
  • case
  • concern
  • concernment
  • consequence
  • diversion
  • engrossment
  • enthusiasm
  • excitement
  • game
  • hobby
  • importance
  • interestedness
  • into
  • leisure activity
  • matter
  • moment
  • note
  • notice
  • passion
  • X-out
  • annihilate
  • asphyxiate
  • assassinate
  • crucify
  • dispatch
  • do away with
  • do in
  • drown
  • dump
  • electrocute
  • eradicate
  • erase
  • execute
  • exterminate
  • extirpate
  • finish
  • garrote
  • get
  • guillotine
  • hang
  • hit
  • immolate
  • liquidate
  • break one up
  • charm
  • cheer
  • crack up
  • delight
  • divert
  • fracture
  • gladden
  • grab
  • gratify
  • interest
  • kill
  • make roll in the aisles
  • occupy
  • panic
  • please
  • put away
  • regale
  • slay
  • tickle
  • wow
  • absorb
  • amuse
  • attend
  • be active with
  • be concerned with
  • busy
  • divert
  • employ
  • engage
  • engross
  • entertain
  • fill
  • hold attention
  • immerse
  • interest
  • involve
  • keep busy
  • monopolize
  • preoccupy
  • soak
  • take up
  • tie up
  • utilize
  • agitation
  • alarm
  • cold feet
  • confusion
  • consternation
  • crush
  • dismay
  • dread
  • fear
  • frenzy
  • horror
  • hysteria
  • jam
  • rush
  • scare
  • stampede
  • terror
  • trepidation
  • amuse
  • charm
  • cheer
  • content
  • enchant
  • entertain
  • fill the bill
  • gladden
  • go over big
  • grab
  • gratify
  • hit the spot
  • humor
  • indulge
  • kill
  • make the grade
  • overjoy
  • satisfy
  • score
  • suit
  • sweep off feet
  • tickle
  • tickle pink
  • titillate
  • agitation
  • alarm
  • cold feet
  • confusion
  • consternation
  • crush
  • dismay
  • dread
  • fear
  • frenzy
  • horror
  • hysteria
  • jam
  • rush
  • scare
  • stampede
  • terror
  • trepidation
  • certify
  • commit
  • confine
  • institutionalize
  • jail
  • lock up
  • amuse
  • delight
  • divert
  • entertain
  • feast
  • fracture
  • give a party
  • grab
  • gratify
  • have a get-together
  • laugh it up
  • nurture
  • party
  • please
  • ply
  • refresh
  • satisfy
  • serve
  • toss a party
  • annihilate
  • assassinate
  • butcher
  • cut off
  • destroy
  • dispatch
  • do
  • do away with
  • do in
  • down
  • eliminate
  • erase
  • execute
  • exterminate
  • finish
  • hit
  • knock off
  • liquidate
  • massacre
  • murder
  • neutralize
  • put away
  • rub out
  • slaughter
  • amuse
  • brush
  • caress
  • convulse
  • delight
  • divert
  • enchant
  • entertain
  • excite
  • gratify
  • itch
  • pat
  • pet
  • please
  • stimulate
  • stroke
  • thrill
  • tingle
  • titillate
  • touch
  • vellicate
  • bowl over
  • break one up
  • charm
  • cheer
  • crack up
  • entertain
  • go over big
  • kill
  • knock dead
  • knock someone's socks off
  • make laugh
  • make roll in the aisles
  • slay
  • tickle
  • tickle pink
  • tickle to death

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