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(as) fit as a flea
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used to describe someone who is in very good physical health and condition
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IdiomWhat is the origin of the idiom "fit as a flea" and when to use it?
The phrase "fit as a flea" is a variation of the older phrase "fit as a fiddle," which originated in the 17th century. The comparison to a flea suggests a small and agile creature that is known for its energetic and active nature. It is used to describe someone who is in excellent physical health, vitality, and overall condition.
Example
Even in his old age, Mr. Jenkins remains fit as a flea by taking long walks every day and maintaining an active lifestyle.
Despite his age, Grandma Mary exercises daily and stays as fit as a flea, always full of energy.
Despite his age, Grandma Mary exercises daily and stays as fit as a flea, always full of energy.
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Even in his old age, Mr. Jenkins remains fit as a flea by taking long walks every day and maintaining an active lifestyle.
Despite his age, Grandma Mary exercises daily and stays as fit as a flea, always full of energy.
Despite his age, Grandma Mary exercises daily and stays as fit as a flea, always full of energy.
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