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What is the idiom for fit?
As fit as a fiddle To be as fit as a fiddle is to be in excellent physical shape or to be very healthy. “Ready?! I’m feeling as fit as a fiddle.” As an extra bonus to this idiom, you can learn an interesting piece of vocabulary: fiddle.
Where does the saying fit as a fiddle come from?
Origin: Fiddle refers to stringed musical instruments, especially violin, which had to be kept in good condition (fit). The phrase was recorded in a book entitled English-men for my Money, written in the year 1616 by Haughton William.
How do you say something is a perfect fit?
synonyms for perfectly fitted
- custom-made.
- suitable.
- suited.
- custom-built.
- designer.
- perfect.
- snug.
- comfortable.
What is the idiom cry wolf?
to keep saying that there is a problem when there is not, with the result that people do not believe you when there really is a problem. Workers in the industry have cried wolf once too often. Synonyms and related words. To tell lies and deceive people.
What does FOT as a fiddle mean?
informal. : in good physical condition : very healthy and strong I feel (as) fit as a fiddle this morning.
When something is a good fit?
The definition of a good fit is often determined by those conducting the interview and it is basically a mixture of both personality and skills. Fit means you demonstrate emotional intelligence skills, and have the ability to read and adapt to the situation at hand.
What’s a word for fitting in?
What is another word for fitting in?
| assimilating | integrating |
|---|---|
| subsuming | accustoming |
| taking part in | mixing with |
| assimilating into | becoming involved in |
| becoming part of | conforming to |