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clear; free from blemish; free from adark hue; pleasing to the eye; beautiful; handsome; pure; free from clouds or rain; favourable; prosperous; unobstructed; open; open to attack or acce ; frank; fra honest; just; equitable; not effected by insidious or unlawful methods; not foul; candid; not sophistical; honourable; civil; pleasing; moderately good; plain; legible: ad. openly; frankly; civilly; candidly; honestly; equitably; happily; succe fully; on good terms: s.a fair woman. The fair, the female sex; the one who is fair or fairest. To bidfair, to be likely, or to have a fair prospect. Fair and square, just dealing; honesty. (A.S. fæger.) Fairly, fare' -le, ad. in a fair manner. Fairne , fare'-nes, s. the quality or character of being fair.