Difference between revisions of "Fit as a fiddle"

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'''Fit as a fiddle''' is an idiom that indicates a very good level of health and physical fitness.  It might typically be used to describe an elderly person who goes mountain climbing, plays tennis, and so on.
 
'''Fit as a fiddle''' is an idiom that indicates a very good level of health and physical fitness.  It might typically be used to describe an elderly person who goes mountain climbing, plays tennis, and so on.
 
It has no known connection with violins.
 
  
 
[[Category: Idioms]]
 
[[Category: Idioms]]

Revision as of 03:20, February 2, 2015

Fit as a fiddle is an idiom that indicates a very good level of health and physical fitness. It might typically be used to describe an elderly person who goes mountain climbing, plays tennis, and so on.