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The verb is to fare (to be, to get along) and the verb form is faring.
The noun fairing is an aerodynamic structure on cars, planes, and other vehicles.
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∙ 11y ago
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoThat is the correct spelling of "fair" for both a festival or being reasonable.
The sound-alike word fare is the cost of a ticket, or a kind of food served. It is used as a verb to mean how one did in a situation (e.g. I fared better than most).
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How do you spell fair as in honest?
Fair is correct for this usage.
How do you spell Fair in french?
The word "fair" can be written as "foire" in French.
How do you spell feria in English?
The Engish word for the noun feria is "fair" (e.g. trade fair, county fair, book fair).
How do you spell rollacoster?
I like to ride the roller-coaster at the fair.
How do you spell the fair in summer fair?
The US spelling is fair (festival, pageant) but some venues, mostly in the UK, use the pseudo-archaic form "summer fayre."
How do you spell fair do s?
Fair dues
How do you spell fair as in honest?
Fair is correct for this usage.
What can you spell with the letters fpirraa?
There is no anagram. They do spell the word pairs "fair rap" and "fair par." The longest word is "friar."
How do you spell fair in spanish?
fair, as in, It's fair. It's not fair. : Es justo. No es justo. fair, as in, at the fair, county fair : feria
How do you spell Fair in french?
The word "fair" can be written as "foire" in French.
How do you spell feria in English?
The Engish word for the noun feria is "fair" (e.g. trade fair, county fair, book fair).
How do you spell fair like the church?
fare
How do you spell fair as in jumble sale?
Faire OR Fayre
How do you spell festabl?
The likely word is festival (a celebration or fair).
How do you spell rollacoster?
I like to ride the roller-coaster at the fair.
How do you spell festaible?
The likely word is "festival" (a feast, fair, or celebration).
How do you spell the fair in summer fair?
The US spelling is fair (festival, pageant) but some venues, mostly in the UK, use the pseudo-archaic form "summer fayre."
