happy as a clam

*happy as a clam (at high tide)

and *happy as a clam (in butter sauce); *happy as a lark; *happy as can be

contented; very happy. (*Also: as ~.) I've been as happy as a clam since I moved to the country. I don't need much. Just somewhere to live, some work to do, and a TV to watch, and I'm happy as a clam at high tide. Matthew was happy as a lark throughout his whole vacation. Bob was happy as can be when he won the lottery.

(as) happy as a clam

very happy I am happy as a clam living all by myself in this little house by the sea.

Etymology: based on the full form of the phrase happy as a clam in mud at high tide (a clam that cannot be dug up and eaten, which therefore could be considered happy)

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Laura	['lɔ:rə]
Iairus	-	Biblical Latin
Bernike	-	Biblical Greek
Celsus	-	Ancient Roman
Peppe	-	Italian
Clio	KLEE-o (Italian)	Greek Mythology (Latinized), Italian