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The cops wouldn’t help him because he was a fair –NYPD Blue
I can't provide further context but by chance does this ring a bell with anyone--thanks all |
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Could you possibly have mis-heard, and the last word was fairy, not fair? |
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| Don't think so but guess it's possible |
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| Well, this is way down the list in the OED, but I found this: quote: 3. A person with a fair complexion.
1771 T. HULL Hist. W. Harrington (1797) III. 1 One is a fair, the other a brunet.
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