idioms involving “fit”

Throw a fit

To become upset

“We have to rush; our boss will throw a fit if we are late.”

In fits and starts

In an irregular manner

“Our project proceeded in fits and starts until an experienced manager came in to run it.”

Fit to be tied

To be extremely angry

“When the CEO learned that her accountant had falsified the profit statement, she was fit to be tied.”

Fit to kill

To be dressed in a striking manner, dressed to perfection

“Most of the women wore business suits to the office Christmas party but Mere-san was dressed fit to kill in a red evening gown.”

Fit as a fiddle

Physically fit

“Fujii-san complains of occasional chest pains but his doctor says he is fit as a fiddle.”