1. The sum charged for riding in a public conveyance
   "The bus fare increased by 50 cents";
   - transportation
    
2. The food and drink that are served or consumed
   "The camp's basic fare consisted of beans and rice";
   - chow [informal], chuck [N. Amer, informal], eats [informal], grub [informal]
    
3. A paying (taxi) passenger
   "The taxi driver picked up another fare at the airport"
    
4. An agenda of things to do
   "The day's fare included meetings and presentations";
   - menu

1. Perform, succeed or manage over a period of time
   "How is she faring in her new job?";
   - do, make out, come, get along
    
2. Eat well
   "We fared sumptuously at the banquet"

Sounds like: fai

Derived forms: fared, fares, faring

Type of: agenda, charge, docket, eat, food, go, nutrient, passenger, proceed, rider, schedule

Encyclopedia: Fare, French Polynesia