idiom
fit as a fiddle
FIT az uh FID-ul
fɪt æz ə ˈfɪdəlListen
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Syllable breakdown
fitasafiddle
Dictionary meaning
in excellent physical health and condition; perfectly well and full of energy; a simile of uncertain origin, with fit here carrying its older meaning of suitable or apt rather than its modern sense of physically conditioned; the alliteration and rhythm of the phrase have made it a favourite expression in English-speaking cultures for describing peak physical wellbeing
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