The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms - fair° adj.

1) impartial, even-handed, disinterested, equitable, just, unprejudiced, unbiased, objective, Colloq square: Judge Leaver is known for his fair decisions. We are counting on your sense of fair play. 2) honest, above-board, honourable, lawful, trustworthy, legitimate, proper, upright, straightforward: He won the trophy in a fair fight. 3) light, blond(e) , fair-haired, flaxen-haired, tow-headed, tow-haired; light-complexioned, peaches and cream, rosy; unblemished, clear, spotless, immaculate: She has fair hair and fair skin. 4) satisfactory, adequate, respectable, pretty good, tolerable, passable, all right, average, decent, middling, reasonable, comme ci, comme ‡a, not bad; mediocre, indifferent, Colloq so so, OK or okay: The performance was fair but not outstanding. 5) favourable, clear, sunny, fine, dry, bright, cloudless, pleasant, halcyon, benign: Fair weather is promised for tomorrow's picnic. 6) unobstructed, open, clear, free: Every spectator has a fair view of the football field. 7) attractive, good-looking, handsome, comely, pretty, beautiful, pulchritudinous, lovely, beauteous: Faint heart never won fair lady. 8) civil, courteous, polite, gracious, agreeable: She was not deceived by his fair words.