Idioms: as new -- as slow as molasses in January

Idiom	Meaning	Example
as new	like new, in mint condition	For Sale: 1999 Mazda Miata, red, all options, low km, as new.
as plain as day	easy to see, clearly visible, in broad daylight	I saw it, as plain as day - Bigfoot - not twenty feet away!
as plain as the nose on your face	very easy to see or understand, very clear, crystal clear	We have photos of the earth from outer space that prove the earth is round. It's as plain as the nose on your face!
as poor as a church mouse	very poor, having little, the wolf is at the door	How can they refuse to help her? She's as poor as a church mouse.
as right as rain	(See right as rain)
as scarce as hen's teeth	rare, uncommon, not many of them	Country doctors are as scarce as hen's teeth.
as sick as a dog	very sick, very ill, as sick as a parrot, in sick bay	Barry can't come to practice. He's sick as a dog!
as sick as a parrot	very, very sick; on your deathbed, sicker than a dog	Samuel's voice sounds weird because he's as sick as a parrot.
as slow as a dead snail	unbeatable in slowness	He writes as slow as a dead snail, only a word or two per day!
as slow as molasses in January	only a dead snail is slower	The tortoise is very slow - as slow as molasses in January.