fair game

available, desirable, ok to approach, or to speak of

Check out that hot hunk, he's fair game!

by BabyJane October 12, 2003

Is that fair enough

Normally said by bald Irish men with ginger beards

There are two ways of saying is that fair enough, is that fair enough or is that not fair enough but in I’m opinion I think that is fair enough

by The goat shagger November 29, 2020

savoir-faire

When you know just what do do, related to a subject.

He knew right where to do, liek he had done it a thousand times. What savoir-faire.

by Larstait November 15, 2003

fair do's

a frequent misinterpretation of much older common expression 'fair deuce' meaning fair point, good play (as in tennis), often used informally to recognise good (verbal) comebacks.

Hard to distinguish "do's" from "deuce" particularly given regional and american accents which pronounce "u" as "oo"

"thats what SHE said"

"fair deuce" (fair do's)

by Moccus January 8, 2009

laissez- faire

No government interference with business or personal life.

A laissez- faire was ordered during the time of the war of 1812.

by Brian A. January 21, 2007

fair exchange

As explained in the Tupac song, fair exchange is basically sex. The man gets pussy, and the girl gets dick.

Sarah and Joel were going for a fair exchange....but Joel didnt live up to his end.

by TMac January 29, 2005

noblessez-faire

someone elected to government noble enough to avoid cronyism, and allow citizens to prosper

(portmanteau combining these French terms, used in English):
1. Noblesse oblige: Whoever claims to be noble must conduct himself nobly.

2. Laissez-faire: transactions between private parties free from state-intervention --------> 3. (my neologism)

People running for office -- as wealthy as Ross Perot, Mitt Romney, and John Kerry -- would ideally be uninfluenced by lobbyists' money, level the playing field by the principle of "noblessez-faire".

by anamorphosis February 6, 2012