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Crack Up (Verb)

Rhapsodize about.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

As the comedian took the stage, it didn't take long for the audience to crack up at his witty jokes and hilarious impressions.
Whenever she watched that sitcom, she would crack up at the silly antics of the main characters.
The comedy club was the perfect place for the stand-up comedian to let loose and watch the crowd crack up at his outrageous humor.
The silly puns and jokes were enough to make anyone crack up with laughter, regardless of age or humor style.
If there was one thing guaranteed to make the kids crack up, it was a video of a cat doing silly tricks.

Laugh unrestrainedly.

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

The comedy show was so hilarious that the entire audience began to crack up at the punchline.
When the birthday cake collapsed, everyone in the room cracked up in unison.
She cracked up laughing when her friend accidentally tripped on the stairs.
Watching the slapstick comedy routine made me crack up with laughter.
The class cracked up when the teacher's serious demeanor suddenly turned goofy.

Suffer a nervous breakdown.

Verbs of feeling.

After years of overwork and stress, she was on the verge of cracking up and had to take a break.
The pressure of his job was building up, and it seemed he was about to crack up and lose control.
The loss of her loved one sent her into a spiral of grief, causing her to crack up and become emotionally unstable.
His colleagues were worried that the added responsibility would cause him to crack up under the pressure.
The stress of caring for her ailing mother began taking a toll, and she feared she would crack up if she didn't ask for help.