idiom
in the pink
in the PINK
ɪn ðə pɪŋkListen
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Syllable breakdown
inthepink
Dictionary meaning
in perfect health and excellent physical condition; feeling or looking extremely well and vigorous; the phrase derives from the use of pink to denote the pinnacle or peak of something, as in the pink of condition, and has been in use since at least the eighteenth century; rosy colour has long been associated in European tradition with robust health and good circulation
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