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Suitable as a healthy violin, very fit, in good physical condition. There are several possibilities for this expression derivation, one of which holds that the violin is set correctly and sounds very impressive so it is praise for someone to compare with it. Two other possibilities claim that the original expression is suitable as a violinist where Fiddler applies a good nickname to boxers with luxurious legs or to people who play violins on living Irish dances, which mostly take place from Dawn without two breaks. In both cases, Fiddler must be physically healthy and have great stamina to survive throughout the event. Similar expressions are fine like violins and faces made of violin, the last one used to describe someone who is very interesting.

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