a small, brown jumping insect which makes a shrill noise by rubbing its front wings together

impartial

right and suitable

respectable, appropriate

fair; just

impartial

(of a person) not telling lies; not cheating or stealing

truthful, candid

possessing or showing honour; a title given to judges and some other officials, to the children of peers below the rank of Marquis, and (during debates) to member of the House of Commons

reputable

fair; in accordance with what is right; reasonable

fair, impartial

of the side of the body etc that is towards the east when the front is towards the north; having conservative opinions; (of behaviour etc) morally good, legal, just; (of facts, reasons, time etc) correct, true

fair, just

(of a person) doing what is morally right; obeying the law

good, honest

according to law and justice

legitimate

a shape or area with four equal sides and for right angles; the result when a number is multiplied by itself; fair and honest

honest, genuine

dependable; reliable

reliable

strong and healthy; honest

honorable

making a person healthy

healthy, decent

deserving something; deserving respect

honorable, respectable