Fare
81fare-beater — fare beating, n. /fair bee teuhr/, n. a person who illegally avoids paying a fare, as by entering a public bus through the exit door. * * * …
82fare-thee-well — fare′ thee well n. 1) a state of perfection 2) the maximum effect; fullest measure or extent Sometimes, fare′ you well . Etymology: 1770–80 …
83fare-beater — fare beating, n. /fair bee teuhr/, n. a person who illegally avoids paying a fare, as by entering a public bus through the exit door …
84fare stage — noun 1. One of a series of divisions of a bus route for which there is a fixed scale of fares 2. A bus stop that marks such a division • • • Main Entry: ↑fare …
85fare|box — «FAIR BOKS», noun. Especially U.S. a box in a subway, bus, or other vehicle of public transportation, into which the fare is put …
86fare-fee — † ˈfare fee Obs. rare. [f. fare v. + fee n.2] A fee paid on quitting a tenancy. [see farewell B 2] …
87fare well — index succeed (attain) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
88fare una filippica — Fare un discorso violento, scagliarsi in un inventiva contro qualcuno. Spesso è detto in tono scherzoso. Filippiche è il titolo delle orazioni pronunciate dal famoso oratore greco Demostene per spronare gli Ateniesi alla guerra contro Filippo lI… …
89fare|well-sum|mer — «FAIR WEHL SUHM uhr», noun. U.S. any one of various late blooming asters, such as the heath aster …
90fare|well-to-spring — «FAIR WEHL tuh SPRIHNG», noun. an annual herb of western North America, especially of California, that blooms in the summer and is grown for its showy purple or rose colored flowers …
