fare  (fâr)
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intr.v. fared, far·ing, fares 1. To get along: How are you faring with your project? 2. To happen or develop: How does it fare with you? 3. To travel; go. 4. To dine; eat. n.1. A transportation charge, as for a bus. 2. A passenger transported for a fee. 3. Food and drink; diet: simple home-cooked fare.
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