| She gave a little yip, which sent us all into conniptions of laughter. |
| And this from the administration that has conniptions at the sight of a bare nipple on the telly. |
| And because of its influence, America's conniptions have become the world's problem. |
| While I contemplate my future employment, the vagaries of industrial action and the particular pleasures of friendship, this month's bag of hormones are giving me conniptions. |
| She was thankful Anne had come down with a head ache and had declined to go to dinner or else she was sure her aunt would be having conniptions at her behavior. |
| The joke was not that funny, but he went into conniptions laughing. |
