as fit as a fiddle
as right as rain BrE informal

After all, I felt as fit as a fiddle,' he explained.

By the time he comes back to you we'll have him as fit as a fiddle."

I'm as fit as a fiddle after my walk.

A week or two here and she'll be as fit as a fiddle, won't she?

Oh, I'm as fit as a fiddle except for these accursed teeth.

'I can go on for another three or four years yet because I'm still as fit as a fiddle,' he said.

She looks as fit as a fiddle and she hardly shows yet."

You look as fit as a fiddle.

She now feels "as fit as a fiddle."

My back was hurtíng me a bit when I arrived, now I'm as fit as a fiddle.

Today she's as fit as a fiddle - thanks to research funded by efforts such as Beefy's.

Whereas, if we can trust Skor, he's as fit as a fiddle."

He was as fit as a fiddle I thought bitterly as I reeled after him.

"I didn't say anything about a riddle--I said we are as fit as a fiddle!"

He is "a skinny little runt, pale, angular, bony, rickety, who looked sick but was as fit as a fiddle."

"He's as fit as a fiddle - no polyps, no problems," Mr. Fitzwater said.

Don't be daft, not my old boy, he's fine, he's as fit as a fiddle, he's better than me . . . She's no kidding but.

You're packed with vim, vigour and vitality tomorrow and determined to get in shape to either win the love of your life or just enjoy feeling as fit as a fiddle.

He was as fit as a fiddle and even towards the end of his time at Newcastle, in pre-season training it was only Jermaine Jenas who was ever ahead of him in the running, despite Gary probably giving away 15 years.

Not to be outdone, Holyfield's manager Dan Duva lampooned Foreman's weight infamously stating that the fight should be called "The Real Deal" vs. "The Big Meal" and "Some people say George is as fit as a fiddle.