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Definition of fair
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fair is as below...
Fair
(superl.)
Characterized
by
frankness,
honesty,
impartiality,
or
candor;
open;
upright;
free from
suspicion
or bias;
equitable;
just; -- said of
persons,
character,
or
conduct;
as, a fair man; fair
dealing;
a fair
statement..
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Wincopipe
::
Wincopipe
(n.) A
little
red
flower,
no doubt the
pimpernel,
which,
when it opens in the
morning,
is
supposed
to bode a fair day. See
Pimpernel..
Business
::
Business
(n.)
Affair;
concern;
matter;
-- used in an
indefinite
sense,
and
modified
by the
connected
words..
Impartial
::
Impartial
(a.) Not
partial;
not
favoring
one more than
another;
treating
all
alike;
unprejudiced;
unbiased;
disinterested;
equitable;
fair; just.
Fair
::
Fair (n.) A
festival,
and sale of fancy
articles.
erc.,
usually
for some
charitable
object;
as, a Grand Army
fair..
Officious
::
Officious
(a.)
Importunately
interposing
services;
intermeddling
in
affairs
in which one has no
concern;
meddlesome.
Sheen
::
Sheen (v. t.)
Bright;
glittering;
radiant;
fair;
showy;
sheeny.
Slatch
::
Slatch
(n.) An
interval
of fair
weather.
Ongoing
::
Ongoing
(n.) The act of going
forward;
progress;
(pl.)
affairs;
business;
current
events.
Trade
::
Trade (v.)
Business
of any kind;
matter
of
mutual
consideration;
affair;
dealing.
Peri
::
Peri (n.) An
imaginary
being,
male or
female,
like an elf or
fairy,
represented
as a
descendant
of
fallen
angels,
excluded
from
paradise
till
penance
is
accomplished..
Marine
::
Marine
(a.) The sum of naval
affairs;
naval
economy;
the
department
of
navigation
and sea
forces;
the
collective
shipping
of a
country;
as, the
mercantile
marine..
Parliament
::
Parliament
(n.) A
formal
conference
on
public
affairs;
a
general
council;
esp., an
assembly
of
representatives
of a
nation
or
people
having
authority
to make
laws..
Gerrymander
::
Gerrymander
(v. t.) To
divide
(a
State)
into
districts
for the
choice
of
representatives,
in an
unnatural
and
unfair
way, with a view to give a
political
party an
advantage
over its
opponent..
Fair-weather
::
Fair-weather
(a.)
Appearing
only when times or
circumstances
are
prosperous;
as, a
fair-weather
friend..
Bucolic
::
Bucolic
(n.) A
pastoral
poem,
representing
rural
affairs,
and the life,
manners,
and
occupation
of
shepherds;
as, the
Bucolics
of
Theocritus
and
Virgil..
Lastage
::
Lastage
(n.) A duty
exacted,
in some fairs or
markets,
for the right to carry
things
where one
will..
Hypocrite
::
Hypocrite
(n.) One who plays a part;
especially,
one who, for the
purpose
of
winning
approbation
of
favor,
puts on a fair
outside
seeming;
one who
feigns
to be other and
better
than he is; a false
pretender
to
virtue
or
piety;
one who
simulates
virtue
or
piety..
Lottery
::
Lottery
(n.) A
scheme
for the
distribution
of
prizes
by lot or
chance;
esp., a
gaming
scheme
in which one or more
tickets
bearing
particular
numbers
draw
prizes,
and the rest of
tickets
are
blanks.
Fig. : An
affair
of
chance..
Fairing
::
Fairing
(n.) A
present;
originally,
one given or
purchased
at a
fair..
Fair-leader
::
Fair-leader
(n.) A
block,
or ring,
serving
as a guide for the
running
rigging
or for any
rope..
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