0 someone or something that people are allowed to criticize:
1 someone or something considered reasonable to criticize:
Anyone running for the presidency is fair game.
Applying the biased criterion to a fair game.
In general, the fortunes and the conduct of royal persons and their ministers was fair game for gossip.
Any political or economic structure that exceeds and seems to erode the power and independence of nation-states appears fair game for the "empire" label.
Domain-specific matchers, retrieval systems, and even similarity metrics are fair game.
Others, not explicitly discussed here, such as the status of discourse deictic expressions, nominalization resolution, and global coherence studies are fair game for basic, theoretical research.
I must also assure you that we are playing a very fair game for our farmers and producers vis-à-vis third countries.
We must play a fair game within the world.
They may be thought by the manufacturers or merchants to be "fair game".
