Fare and Handle

Fare

Fare verb - To meet one's day-to-day needs.

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Handle and fare are semantically related. in turn out topic. In some cases you can use "Handle" instead a verb "Fare".

Nearby Words: fared, faring

Handle verb - To deal with (something) usually skillfully or efficiently.

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Fare and handle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fare" instead a verb "Handle".

Nearby Words: hand, handled, handling, handler, handhold

better	better fare	better handle
ordinary	ordinary fare	ordinary handle
complete	complete fare	complete handle
certain	certain fare	certain handle
Other adjectives: friendly, obvious.

The one big drawback to using this trope in live action media is that human actors are unlikely to be able to handle extra knuckles or delicate motions, which is why animatronics and CGI fare better.

Source: Creepy Long Fingers
Lampshaded when people comment on how it ends up being barely enough to handle cab fare, a coffee, etc.

Source: Comic Book / Scott Pilgrim
In The Boondocks, Huey snaps the head of a broom off with a kick and uses the handle to subdue the theater security, but he doesn't fare as well against Uncle Ruckus's unforeseen nunchaku expertise.

Source: Broomstick Quarterstaff

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