fair cop

Do you want me to say that it's a fair cop or something?

Yes, I'll have to give you that one - it's a fair cop!

And criminals are warned that from then, they won't even have time to tell police it's a fair cop.

I think the use of that phrase was a mistake, but it's a fair cop."

You've pleaded guilty to the charge anyhow, it's a fair cop!

I reckon it's a fair cop, anyhow, so far as you are concerned."

An arrest or to be caught out, as in 'It's a fair cop'.

In many ways it's a fair cop.

I've done a fair cop this very night."

"It was a fair cop," he says now, meaning that he deserved to be expelled.

The mechanical punk, who had seen that particular film six times said, 'It's a fair cop, governor,' and raised its hands.

Took a punt on this being a fair cop of Toy Story in tights which it is.

That's a fair cop I guess.

It looks like a fair cop, doesn't it?

It's a fair cop - honest, officer!

"It's a fair cop, boss," said the man, resignedly.

Reflecting the thinking of his mentor, President Bush, he said: "We want to be a fair cop.

Indeed, theirs is the land of the "fair cop," the expression of the crook justly caught.

It is a fair cop.

"It's a fair cop," Mr. Hillier said in coming clean.

A fair cop, by Jove.

Well, it's a fair cop,' said Sandy.

As for the last two items on the flip-flop list-well, it's a fair cop, as the Brits say.

I don't think I really suggested she was the 'ultimate in female intelligence' but it's a reasonably fair cop.

Fizz's pixie smile acknowledged a fair cop.