fair

1) A term used when the listener of a conversation has no interest what so ever in what you have to say but thinks you should care about what they say.
2)A term used by the socially inept to destroy a convasation

1) "That movie was great"
"It was ok they could have improved it by (whatever)"
"Fair"

2)"So I said they should offer me some sort of refund, how can they rip people off like that?"
"Fair"

by Rosseh! September 27, 2006

fair

Abbreviated term for a "fair fight." One-on-one fight, no help, no weapons.

Tell your boys to stay out of this, I want a fair.

by Aceklub November 13, 2004

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

-noun
1: term used by asians in prace of the correct word "fail" due to a rack in understanding that 'L' is not pronounced 'R' in the engrish ranguage...

...i totally faired my engrish test today.

by Serits R Ruemas May 14, 2011

fair

Used to describe the quality of anything, with the emphasis and pronunciation determining the final meaning.

Also good to use with the word accurate or greally (indicating increased amounts of fairness).

Gosh that history test was fair.
That solo was fair!
Oh man Lok is greally fair!!
A toasted cheese and tartar sauce sandwich... fair.

Eil: "Want to move that trophy?"
F: "Fair."
Eil: "Accurate. Let's do it."

by fcadbury December 31, 2008

To be fair

A phrase unbelievably overused in the United Kingdom. Mostly by morons to be fair.

To be fair, I haven't bought the milk.

To be fair, I have no idea how to use the phrase correctly.

by digsy95 January 8, 2014

Fairs

Basically means "fair enough"

Dave: yo how come you didn't come to the party last night?
Navraj: ah I was busy with college work man
Dave: oh fairs

by big.M1000 September 14, 2017