FARE

I. intransitive verb (~d; faring) Etymology: Middle English ~n, from Old English faran; akin to Old High German faran to go, Latin portare to carry, Greek peran to pass through, poros passage, journey Date: before 12th century go , travel , get along , succeed , eat , dine , II. noun Etymology: Middle English, journey, passage, supply of food, from Old English faru, fær; akin to Old English faran to go Date: 15th century 1. range of food ; diet , material provided for use, consumption, or enjoyment, 2. the price charged to transport a person, a paying passenger on a public conveyance