fair is fair
fair is fair is the alternative form of fair's fair.
Meaning of fair's fair
Phrase
fair's fair
- An expression used when asking for fair or just treatment, or when asserting that a situation is fair.
- "Okay," I said. "If we take turns with the dishes. I'm not going to do them all the time."
"Fair's fair," Matt said. "We rotate the dishes, and Jon and I do our own laundry."2008, Susan Beth Pfeffer, Life as We Knew it, Houghton Miffin Harcourt, →ISBN
- "Okay," I said. "If we take turns with the dishes. I'm not going to do them all the time."
Questions about fair is fair
- What is fair is fair the alternative form of?
- Fair is fair is the alternative form of fair's fair.
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