be as good as new

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be as good as new

if something is as good as new, it has either been kept in the same good condition as when it was new, or repaired so that it is as good as it was then The exterior of the building has been restored and it now looks as good as new.

See also: good, new

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He remembered indeed that he must first catch his hare--first ascertain what there was to expose; but after that, why shouldn't his happiness be as good as new again? The American by James, Henry View in context			be as bright as a button be as brown as a berry be as busy as a bee be as clean as a whistle be as clear as crystal be as clear as day be as clear as mud be as cold as ice be as cool as a cucumber be as cute as a button be as daft as a brush be as dead as a dodo be as dead as a doornail be as deaf as a post be as dry as a bone be as dull as dishwater be as easy as abc be as easy as falling off a log be as easy as pie be as fit as a fiddle be as flat as a pancake be as fresh as a daisy be as full as a boot be as gentle as a lamb be as good as gold be as good as new be as good as word be as happy as Larry sandboy be as hard as nails be as high as a kite be as honest as the day be as keen as mustard be as light as a feather be as mad as a hatter be as mad as a hornet be as mad as a March hare be as nice as pie be as nutty as a fruitcake be as old as Methuselah be as old as the hills be as plain as the nose on your face be as pleased as Punch be as poor as church mice be as pure as the driven snow be as quiet as a mouse be as regular as clockwork be as right as rain be as safe as houses be as scarce as hen's teeth be as sharp as a tack be as sick as a dog			be as daft as a brush be as dead as a dodo be as dead as a doornail be as deaf as a doorknob be as deaf as a doornail be as deaf as a post be as different as chalk and cheese be as dry as a bone be as dull as dishwater be as dull as ditchwater be as easy as abc be as easy as falling off a log be as easy as pie be as easy as rolling off a log be as easy as taking candy from a baby be as fit as a fiddle be as fit as a flea be as flat as a pancake be as fresh as a daisy be as full as a boot be as full as a tick be as funny as a barrel of monkeys be as gentle as a lamb be as good as gold be as good as new be as good as word be as good as word be as good as word be as good as word be as good as word be as happy as a clam be as happy as a sandboy be as happy as Larry sandboy be as hard as nails be as high as a kite be as honest as the day be as interesting as watching grass grow be as interesting as watching paint dry be as keen as mustard be as light as a feather be as mad as a hatter be as mad as a hornet be as mad as a March hare be as nice as pie be as nutty as a fruitcake be as old as Methuselah be as old as the hills be as plain as day be as plain as the nose on your face be as pleased as Punch be as poor as church mice be as pure as the driven snow be as quiet as a mouse

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