laissez-faire

Fr. Either a term meaning a policy of non-interference in economics or meaning an indolent homosexual.

Pierre, an economic adviser to the finance minister was going to propose a laissez-faire approach to the recession but was such a laissez-faire that he never got around to it.

by harry flashman July 7, 2003

Fair enough

A phrase said when you need a reponse but can't think of anything else to say

Person 1: I'm going shopping

Person 2: Fair enough

by James299 July 28, 2016

fair deuce

Something that Jackson says all the time. Not that i know him or anything. I just heard hes pretty cool. But not when he says fair deuce. Because he applies it to EVERY SITUATION.

"I wanna drink"
"Fair deuce"
" Im feeling sick"
"Fair deuce"

"Lets wear this decorative hat feather to go traveling to Denmark"
"fair deuce"

by Not Jeordie June 15, 2014

fair for a square

A square is a cigarette, and saying I’m fair for a square is like saying yeah I’m up for a cig I want one

Person 1: Ay yo you wanna smoke?
Person 2: I’m fair for a square

by ahmedm312 May 16, 2019

Fair

verb and adjective that can be used to replace any other verb or adjective in the english language

lets fair up town tonight and fair us some fair beers.

fair one funny man - i saw you fairin' up my bird.

fair s'a tush ushter?

by jimbo jet set October 23, 2003

fair

Advantageous to me.

I thought it was fair that I got half the cake and my friends split the other half.

I lost the job to someone smarter, better-qualified, and harder-working than me. That is so not fair.

by benjasdad-2000 November 6, 2009

Fair

a word that people use infront of a word. it usually doesn't make sense & people think they are awesomely cool for saying it. popular in Australia

Person 1: wow, the beach was "fair" cool today!
Person 2: yeah, and your "fair" cool for saying that.
Radom person: *slaps both* THAT DOESNT MAKE SENSE!

by georgia madeline January 20, 2009