don't make me laugh

don't make me laugh

A humorous response to a statement that one thinks is ridiculous or highly improbable, as if it were a joke. A: "Monica is coming to the meeting tonight, right?" B: "Don't make me laugh—she hasn't been to one all year."

See also: laugh, make

Don't make me laugh!

That is a stupid suggestion! You a judge? Don't make me laugh! Don't make me laugh. Tom could never do that.

See also: make

don't make me laugh

INFORMAL

People say don't make me laugh when they think that something they have been told is foolish or wrong. Claire, a poisoner? Don't make me laugh — she was just a lousy cook.

See also: laugh, make

don't make me laugh

don't say such ridiculous things. informal

See also: laugh, make

don’t make me ˈlaugh

(spoken) used to show that you think what somebody has just said is impossible or stupid: ‘Will your dad lend you the money?’ ‘Don’t make me laugh!’

See also: laugh, make