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Meaning of "As Fit As A Fiddle": Origin & Definition
"As fit as a fiddle" means in excellent physical condition—healthy, strong, energetic. Origin: 16th century. Fiddles (violins) were delicate wooden instruments; proper maintenance kept them resonant and playable. A well-cared-for fiddle = optimal condition. The metaphor transferred to human health.
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