Is it unfair to use 'unfair' as a verb? :)

[Gray]

I am confused -- a dictionary I searched in does not say that 'unfair' is a verb.
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[Jamie (K)]

What planet is the dictionary from?

[Iraqi]

To use 'unfair' as verb is unfair,
To use it as an adjective is fair.

The dictionary you checked is fair,
That you make it a verb is unfair.

"Iraqi Shakespeare"

[Gray]

[Murtican]

Hello
Unfair is just an adjactive and means: not fair; not honest; not impartial; disingenuous; marked by injustice or partiality or deception

Unfairly is an adverb
Unfairness is a noun

[Gray]

[Gray]

[Iraqi]

Gray wrote:

"But the strange thing is that Ask Oxford doesn't say that it is a verb."

Not only this dictionary, many others like:

dictionary dot com

thefreedictionary dot com

answers dot com

and many others

Actually, I have never heard or read that "unfair" can be a verb.