Just/equal/equitable

adjective

1. Marked by impartiality and honesty free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism

   "a very fair person to do business with"

2. Open to legitimate pursuit, attack, or ridicule

   "fair game"

3. Not very good or very bad of average or acceptable quality

   "Her work was only fair."

4. Sufficient but not ample adequate

   "a fair understanding of the work"

5. Moderately numerous, large, or significant

   "takes a fair amount of time"

6. Not stormy or foul fine

   "fair weather"

7. Having very little color, coloring, or pigmentation very light

   "fair hair"

8. Pleasing to the eye or mind especially because of fresh, charming, or flawless quality

   "The innkeeper had two fair daughters."

9. Superficially pleasing specious

   "she trusted his fair promises"

10. Clean, pure

    "fair sparkling water"

11. Clear, legible

    "an old manuscript written in a fair hand"

12. Ample

    "a fair estate"

13. Promising, likely

    "in a fair way to win"

14. Favorable to a ship's course

    "a fair wind"

15. Being such to the utmost utter

    "a fair treat to watch him"

16. Free of obstacles

noun

1. A gathering of buyers and sellers at a particular place and time for trade
2. A competitive exhibition usually with accompanying entertainment and amusements

   "an agricultural fair"

3. An exhibition designed to acquaint prospective buyers or the general public with a product

   "a book fair"

4. An exposition that promotes the availability of services or opportunities

   "health fairs"

5. A sale of assorted articles usually for a charitable purpose

adverb

1. In a manner that is honest or impartial or that conforms to rules in a fair manner

   "play fair"

2. Fairly

   "fair makes you want to cry"

verb

1. Clear
2. To join so that the external surfaces blend smoothly

noun

1. Something that is fair or fortunate see fair
2. Beauty, fairness
3. Woman

noun

1. A batted baseball that lands within the foul lines or that is within the foul lines when bounding to the outfield past first or third base or when going beyond the outfield for a home run

noun

1. A catch of a kicked football by a player who gives a prescribed signal, may not advance the ball, and may not be tackled

noun

1. A neat and exact copy especially of a corrected draft

adjective

1. Specially favored white-headed

noun

1. A style of knitting originating in the Shetland Islands that is characterized by bands of multicolored geometric patterns