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What (who) is (as) fit as a fiddle - definition
ALBUM BY NATALIE MACMASTER
Fit as a Fiddle (Natalie MacMaster album)
fit as a fiddle
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Fit As a Fiddle; Fit As A Fiddle; Fit as a fiddle; Fit as a Fiddle (disambiguation)
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(as) fit as a fiddle
(as) fit as a fiddle
in very good health.
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as
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
A/S; A.s.; A.S.; A S; A. S.; As (disambiguation); AS (disambiguation); As.; AS
<networking> The <a href="">country codea> for American Samoa.
(1999-01-27)
Wikipedia
Fit as a Fiddle (album)
Fit as a Fiddle is an album by Natalie MacMaster. It was reissued by Rounder Records in 1997.
Examples of use of (as) fit as a fiddle
1. "She is still getting tired on the odd day, but she looked (as) fit as a fiddle," Gudinski said.
2. He is 32 but looks (as) fit as a fiddle and has looked after himself brilliantly." Share this article: What is this?
3. Two–year–old toddler dies after being run over outside nursery in front of his parents Mr Sumner said: "Declan was (as) fit as a fiddle and was constantly smiling and everyone loved him.
4. Mother load: Kerry, who has since returned home, says she‘s doing ‘really well‘ She added: "I‘ve had that much slating from people talking about me drinking and smoking while pregnant, it‘s almost as if they wanted me to give birth to a sick child, but I‘m ignoring them all and I can safely say that my baby is happy and (as) fit as a fiddle." Meanwhile, Kerry‘s ex husband, former Westlife star Brian McFadden, is reported to be launching a custody battle over their children Molly, six, and Lilly–Sue, five.