hale and hearty

[hale and hearty] {adj. phr.}

In very good health; well and strong.

* /Grandfather will be 80 years old tomorrow, but he is hale and hearty./

* /That little boy looks hale and hearty, as if he is never sick./

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms


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