Fair

Fair can have multiple meanings. It commonly describes something just, equitable, and impartial in treatment or judgment. It can also refer to a light or pale complexion or hair color. Furthermore, 'fair' designates a gathering for amusement, display of products, and often competitions. Finally, 'fair' can describe good weather or a satisfactory level of something, like performance. The appropriate meaning is context-dependent.

Fair meaning with examples

• The judge ensured a Fair trial, giving both sides equal opportunities to present their case and challenge the evidence presented.
• With her Fair skin and blonde hair, she stood out in the crowd. Her complexion allowed her to sunburn easily under the strong sun.
• We visited the county Fair, enjoying the rides, games, and delicious food like funnel cake and corn on the cob.
• The athlete gave a Fair performance, achieving a respectable time in the marathon, even though she did not win a medal.
• The weather was Fair, making it a perfect day for a picnic in the park without any risk of rain or cloudy skies.

Fair Synonyms

carnival, decent, equitable, festival, impartial, just, light, pale, reasonable, satisfactory

Fair Antonyms

biased, dark, poor, stormy, uneven, unfair, unjust

Fair Crossword Answers

3 Letters

JOB, USE

4 Letters

JUST, EVEN, EXPO, SOSO, SOSO, FETE

5 Letters

BONNY, CLEAN, BLOND, SUNNY, CLEAR, LIGHT

6 Letters

NOTBAD, BONNIE, COMELY, FAIRLY, BAZAAR, HONEST, COUNTY, BLONDE, MARKET, PRETTY

7 Letters

SIGHTLY, FUNFAIR, FAIRISH, AVERAGE, ETHICAL, CRICKET

8 Letters

PLAYABLE, CARNIVAL, MEDIOCRE, MIDDLING, SPORTING, UNBIASED, NOTSOBAD, MODERATE, PASSABLE

9 Letters

CLOUDLESS, TRADESHOW, EQUITABLE, OBJECTIVE, IMPARTIAL, TOLERABLE

10 Letters

REASONABLE, EVENSTEVEN, EVENHANDED, EXHIBITION

12 Letters

EVENHANDEDLY

15 Letters

JUSTANDUNBIASED, PEACHESANDCREAM