fair as a square

a term used to describe the fairness of a situation/remark

"hey timmy, do you think it would be fair if you carpooled today since i did yesterday"
"fair as a square, mark!"

by Nick-Net-Nad February 2, 2010

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 and square

Justly, precisely, or in an honest way and without any doubt.

We won the game fair and square.
She hit me fair and square on the nose.

by Coell March 15, 2006

stole it fair and square

1. When you tell the person "hey I'm stealing this (typically an object of no value)" with an undertone of 'and there aint a damn thing you are gonna do about it'.
2. When a person sees you pick up an object and turn and walk away with it and don't say anything about it.

Person one: he said you took his whistle
Person two: yeah but I stole it fair and square man, I told him I was taking it

by Hrmnypeacelove August 11, 2017

Doing fair for a square

Definition: A rhythmic, high-integrity response to the greeting "How are you doing?" or "How have you been?" It signifies that the speaker is living an honest, upright life and that "The Creator" or the world is treating them with the same fairness they give to others.
The Philosophy: It identifies the speaker as a "square" (a person of solid character who follows the right path) and confirms that because they do "fair" by everyone, they are receiving "fair" in return. It is a boast of peace, stability, and clean living.
Origin: Coined by Charles Edward Rice II.

Person A: "Hey man, it’s been a while! How you been doing lately?"
Person B: "Can’t complain, brother. I’m doing fair for a square."
Meaning: "I'm staying out of trouble, working hard, and life is treating me right because of it."

by Charles Edward Rice II February 21, 2026