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Fare

noun

An agenda of things to do. Synonym: menu.

The sum charged for riding in a public conveyance. Synonym: transportation.

A paying (taxi) passenger.

The food and drink that are regularly served or consumed.

verb

(past & past part. fared; pres. part. faring)

Proceed or get along. Synonyms: come, do, get along, make out. "How are you making out in graduate school?" , "He's come a long way"

Eat well.

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"Fare" Quotes from Famous Books

... to call himself, walked from Lisford to Shorncliffe. He was a very good walker, and, indeed, had become pretty well used to pedestrian exercise in the course of long weary trampings from one racecourse to another, when he was so far down on his luck as to be unable to pay his railway fare. The frost had set in for the first time this year; so the roads were dry and hard once more, and the sound of horses' hoofs and rolling wheels, the jingling of bells, the occasional barking of a noisy sheep-dog, and sturdy labourers' voices calling to each other on ...

— Henry Dunbar - A Novel • M. E. Braddon

... sure I shall not forget it. Tom came in last night, Roger. He and Tabitha and the childre, said he, fare well." ...

— All's Well - Alice's Victory • Emily Sarah Holt

... a summer camper spare them, it is because of his interest in the young, and especially because of the mother bird's devotion. When the recreant drake is met with, however, he goes promptly onto the bill of fare, with other good things. ...

— Ways of Wood Folk • William J. Long

... all-powerful:— "Thou didst not sin so grievously as when Thou madest protest in Achaian land That on far journeyings thou couldst not go, Nor come unto the town, accomplishing Thy way within three days, the time ordained, 930 As o'er the struggling waves I bade thee fare. Thou knowest better now that easily I can advance and further any man Who is My friend whithersoe'er I will. Quickly arise, and straightway learn My will, Man highly blessed; so shall the Father bright Adorn thee with His wondrous gifts, with strength And wisdom unto all ...

— Andreas: The Legend of St. Andrew • Unknown

... minnow seine, with which they could doubtless secure plenty of live bait. Then from selected positions along the bank they meant to cast their lines out, hoping to land a few finny prizes that would vary the bill of fare for supper. ...

— Chums of the Camp Fire • Lawrence J. Leslie

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