free of deceit; sincere; truthful
free of any intention to do wrong; morally good
morally right
frank and sincere; truthful
an honest opinion
trustworthy; of dependable integrity
an honest trader
worthy; wholehearted
making an honest effort
earned fairly, through hard work
earning an honest living
simple and unpretentious
morally right
do the honest thing
archaic said of a woman: chaste
Those that she [Fortune] makes fair she scarce makes honest; and those she makes honest she makes very ill-favouredly — Shakespeare
to earn an honest living
informal truly; honestly
I tried not to forget. Honest to God I did, George — John Steinbeck
dated or humorous to save the reputation of (a woman, esp formerly an unmarried pregnant woman) by marrying her
used to introduce a candid statement, admission, etc