Multiple choice general knowledge math & puzzles Be in stitches Get hospitalized Laughing uproariously Poor as indicated by thatched clothes Tailor-made situation Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself B Correct answer Explanation To 'be in stitches' is an idiom meaning to laugh so hard that your sides hurt, as if you have sharp pains (stitches). It has nothing to do with hospitals, poverty, or tailoring, which are literal interpretations of the word 'stitches'.