be fair game



be fair game

To be legitimately or permissably targeted for something, such as criticism, use, or discussion. As the youngest sibling, I'm always fair game for mockery at family events. If you're playing football with us, then you're fair game to get tackled.
See also: fair, game

be fair game

to be easy to criticize, or to deserve criticism Members of the Royal family are considered fair game by journalists.
See also: fair, game

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FlorrieFLAWR-eeEnglish
Mi-Sukmee-sookKorean
Esmeraldaes-me-RAHL-dah (Spanish), esh-mə-RAL-də (Portuguese), ez-mə-RAHL-də (English)Spanish, Portuguese, English, Literature
&Aelig;Thelfl&Aelig;D-Anglo-Saxon
Worknesh-Eastern African, Amharic
Carmelokahr-ME-loSpanish, Italian