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split one's sides meaning in Hindi

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split one's sides idiom

Meaning: To laugh very hard.

Hindi: जोर से हंसना, हंसी के मारे लोटपोट होना

Synonyms: laugh hysterically, crack up, burst out laughing, guffaw

Antonyms: weep, frown

Asked in: SSC CPO 2024 T-2 · SSC CPO 2023 T-2

split one's sides in SSC previous-year questions

  1. SSC CPO 2024 T-2 Idioms & Phrases

    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
    Split one’s sides
    (SSC CPO 2024 T-2 (8 Mar))

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: A) To roar with laughter

    Explanation:
    The correct answer is To roar with laughter.
    The idiom "split one’s sides" means to laugh uncontrollably or very hard, as if the laughter is so intense it might physically split your sides.
    Other options:
    • To overeat – Related to food, not laughter.
    • To scream in agony – Implies pain, not humor.
    • To undergo surgery – Literal interpretation; not idiomatic.

  2. SSC CPO 2023 T-2 Idioms & Phrases

    Select the meaning of the given idiom.
    split one’s sides

    Answer & explanation

    Answer: A) be extremely amused

    Solution:
    The idiom "split one's sides" means to laugh very hard or be extremely amused.
    Let’s examine the options:
    • be extremely amused – ✔ correct meaning
    • undergo a surgery – ❌ literal interpretation, incorrect
    • meet with an accident – ❌ unrelated
    • scream in pain – ❌ opposite tone
    Answer: Option A (be extremely amused)

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split one's sides – questions

What is the meaning of split one's sides in Hindi?

split one's sides means “जोर से हंसना, हंसी के मारे लोटपोट होना” in Hindi. In English: To laugh very hard.

What are the synonyms of split one's sides?

Synonyms of split one's sides: laugh hysterically, crack up, burst out laughing, guffaw.

What is the opposite of split one's sides?

Antonyms of split one's sides: weep, frown.

Has split one's sides been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – split one's sides has been asked 2 times in SSC exams: SSC CPO 2024 T-2, SSC CPO 2023 T-2.

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