fairish

The boy who rolled with his back on the ground had fairish hair and a long face.

"Lots, though the last one was a fairish time ago.

You haven't, at the moment; I had a corporal who wrote a fairish hand, but he died two weeks ago.

It was not large but did a fairish trade.

I watched him at the bar, a short but fairly broad-shouldered figure with fairish hair.

He said she was of medium height, had fairish hair and blue eyes and rather a high color.

Then he stabbed a finger at a slight, fairish youth in a white coat.

She smiled in a way that told him she'd parted with a fairish bit of the money they had allocated for shopping.

It seemed like a fairish point, but not when you consider the number of people in wheelchairs in London.

He outweighed me by at least fifty pounds - prob'ly a fairish bit more.

He had unusual eyes, very dark in his lean, narrow face with its fairish hair, long nose and fastidious mouth.

I can see you're a draughtsman, you've a fairish sense of colour and what-not, sensitive.

He surrendered them, but could not help remarking, "Seems a fairish waste of time, if anyone wants to know.

"You've come a fairish step unshod," said Cadfael, on his knees to examine the damage.

That was it, a fairish result.

Trumble's fairish face and his breath as well were again heated by beer, hastily drunk somewhere else.

"It would be a fairish way to start," Roland said, and Eddie found his thoughtful tone rather chilling.

It flolloped in a sympathetic sort of way, moving a fairish body of water as it did so.

But it's a fairish number.

The Tanu have worked out a fairish battery of tests to sort out the go and no go.

Henry looked at him with his clear, light-blue eyes, so unlike Oliver's own, which were very dark, in spite of his fairish hair.

It must have been a fairish sum, because he and Uncle Otto together swung the purchase of that tract with no further trouble.

I always fancied Ghosts could fly - If not exactly in the sky, Yet at a fairish height."

Mrs Gray was a tall, fairish woman with a slight stoop or at least a tendency for her shoulders to bow forward round her chest.

A tall young officer with a fairish skin and reddish whiskers--and had a servant by the name o' Pym?"