- FAIR
- What the justice system should be, but usually isn't
- Carnival
- Square's partner
- Nice day
- So-so
- Thackeray title word
- 4-H showcase
- County or state event
- Like secure elections with full enfranchisement
- Livestock exhibition
- Pie-eating contest setting
- Trade expo
- Completely respectable
- Middling
- Not good, but not bad
- That makes sense
- Exhibition
- Cricket
- Event for exhibitors
- In play
- Equitable
- Neither great nor awful
- Adequate
- Blond haired/blue-eyed
- Average
- ___ Deal (Truman's social policy)
- County wingding
- Where there may be much ride-sharing
- Eligible to be a hit?
- Weatherman's word
- Not rainy
- Unbiased
- Word after science or state
- All's ___ in love and war
- Exhibitors' event
- Just
- Eh
- Umpire's call
- Clear and sunny
- Light-headed?
- Foul's opposite
- Like Monday's child
- Like a baseball that hits the foul pole
- Impartial
- Light-skinned
- Partner of square
- ___ use
- Diamond decision
- Inside the foul line
- Even-handed
- Reasonable
- C-worthy?
- Expo
- Good forecast for a picnic
- Sunny, in forecasts
- Word that can follow the first word of this puzzle's four longest answers
- Between the foul lines
- Pleasant forecast
- Off the foul pole, e.g.
- Nice forecast
- Not foul
- Ferris wheel locale
- Like a fly ball that hits the foul pole, ironically
- Susceptible to sunburn, probably
- Free from bias
- Cloudless
- Sunny
- More susceptible to sunburn
- Okay, but not great
- Midway event
- Dry forecast
- Not at all biased
- Point taken
- Not biased
- __ trade
- Event where pies win ribbons
- Many a venue visited on "Carnival Eats"
- That's valid
- A.A. __ (62 Across pen name)
- Square partner
- Weather forecast
- Clear-skies forecast
- County festival
- Just so-so
- Tolerable
- Legitimate
- Not very good
- Annual county festival
- Proper
- Word before play or game
- Not so small
- Not unreasonable
- Barely OK
- __ and square (honestly)
- Where to admire butter sculptures
- Just seconds away from "Frasier" (4)
- With 53-Down, women, in older speech
- Like foul poles
- Clear
- The F in F. E. P. C.
- Exhibition of farm products, etc.
- Free from bias, dishonesty or injustice.
- N. Y. C. event, 1939–40.
- Part of the British Festival.
- Entertainment for the countryside.
- World event of 1939.
- Trotting race site.
- Bazaar.
- Next to last word of "London Bridge."
- Sabrina ___.
- Weather outlook.
- Pleasing.
- Farmers' festival.
- Pretty good.
- Promising.
- Beautiful.
- Brussels attraction.
- Sally Ann Howes type "Lady."
- Weather prediction.
- Rural event
- 1964–65 project for New York.
- Adjective for a lady.
- Brussels event, 1958.
- N. Y. C. event for 1964.
- Attractive.
- Weather word.
- Rustic festivity.
- World attraction for 1964.
- Antonym of dark.
- Passable.
- Where the Tower of Light is.
- World-famous word.
- Unisphere site.
- With 3 Down, honest.
- Donnybrook.
- Country festival.
- My ___ Lady
- Blond
- Light
- Name used by E. S. Gardner
- Weather report
- Passing mark
- Word for a maiden
- Like maidens of old
- Comely
- Square's companion
- Pleasing to see
- Exposition
- Festival or carnival
- ___ stood the wind for France
- County event
- What the brave deserve
- State ___, film of 1933, 1945 or 1961
- Kind of ball or play
- A. A. of mysteries
- Knoxville event: 1982
- Dispassionate; equable
- Equable
- Like certain maidens
- Objective
- Kind of shake
- Like home plate
- C
- Place for a ride
- In bounds
- Like some maidens of myth
- O.K.
- Worth a C
- Eh” nyt 2004 FAIR So-so nyt 2004 FAIRCATCH Handsome marriageable man enters room; ref signals ... nyt 2004 FAIRE Laissez-___ nyt 2004 FAIRPLAY Good sportsmanship nyt 2004 FAIRTOMIDDLING Passable nyt 2004 FAIRY Dust spreader nyt 2004 FAIRY Dust spreader nyt 2004 FAKE Sham nyt 2004 FAKIRS Walkers on hot coals nyt 2004 FAKIRS Walkers on hot coals nyt 2004 FALA Onetime White House pooch nyt 2004 FALCONRY Hawking nyt 2004 FALDO Three-time Masters winner nyt 2004 FALK Colombo portrayer nyt 2004 FALLCLASSES First semester offerings nyt 2004 FALLDUE Become payable nyt 2004 FALLIN Sergeant's order nyt 2004 FALLINGRAIN Result of a silo tippin' over? nyt 2004 FALLINGSTAR Good for a wish maker, bad for a Hollywood agent nyt 2004 FALLOPEN Come undone, as a robe nyt 2004 FALSE Two-faced nyt 2004 FALSESTEWART Not the real Martha? nyt 2004 FALSETTO Tiny Tim sang in it nyt 2004 FALSITIES See circled squares nyt 2004 FAME A fickle food upon a shifting plate," according to Emily Dickinson
- On the foul line, ironically
- Ferris wheel site
- Playable
- Midway point?
- Place to buy cotton candy
- Without a cloud in the sky
- Like a pro rata division, say
- Like some maidens
- Umpire's ruling
- Barometer reading
- Not cheating
- 50/50, say
- Like a fly ball off the foul pole
- Not bad
- Place to see a Ferris wheel
- Within bounds
- ___ to middling
- You make a point
- Not foul, as a baseball hit
- Ump's call for a batted ball
- Not ___!
- Word repeated in "What's ___ is ___"
- State ___
- Sounds reasonable
- Susceptible to burning, in a way
- One might have farm animals, fried food and a Ferris wheel
- Science exhibition
- Only OK
- Midway site
- Type of shake
- Between the baselines
- Ump's call, sometimes
- Between the lines, in baseball
- Weatherman's word, sometimes
- Event with rides and livestock
- Like a good judge
- What a judge should be
- Country event
- So-so or average
- Event that often has cotton candy
- Not at all cloudy
- Just, or just OK
- That's a valid point
- Like a just ruling
- Word before "play" or "trade"
- County event with pig races
- ___ catch (football signal)
- Just middling
- Trade or shake leader
- Mediocre
- Ripped between the lines
- Scarborough event
- Between the left and right foul poles
- Event where blue ribbons might be awarded
- Not unjust
- Between both foul poles
- Umpire's call, sometimes
- Like a ball in play
- Better than 15-Across
- Practically cloudless
- Prone to sunburn
- Welcome forecast for picnickers
- You've got a point
- That's reasonable
- Like dice that aren't loaded
- Like a warning, maybe
- See 4 Down
- Ball or point preceder
- Good point
- In play, in a way
- Inside the foul lines
- Inside the baselines
- Simple Simon's destination
- With 53-Down, kind of coffee
