Fare

far, v. i. [fared (fard), faring.] To go, pa , travel; to be in any state, good or bad; to be treated with bodily or social comforts; to happen well or ill. — n. Price of pa age by land or water; experience; food; provisions for the table. — Farewell', interj. Go well; good-by; adieu. — n. A wish of valedictory. welfare at parting; act of departure. — a. Parting; Farina, fa-ri'na or -relia, n. The flour of corn, or any starchy root. (Chern.) Starch or fecula, one of the proximate principles of vegetables. — Far/inarceous. -shus, a. Consisting or made of meal or flour; yielding farina or flour; like or pert, to meal.