Fare and Keep

Fare

Fare noun - Substances intended to be eaten.

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Keep and fare are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Keep" instead the word "Fare" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: fared, faring

Keep noun - The act or activity of keeping something in an existing and usually satisfactory condition.

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Fare and keep are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fare" instead the word "Keep" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

sweet	sweet fare	sweet keep
better	better fare	better keep
normal	normal fare	normal keep
typical	typical fare	typical keep
Other adjectives: usual, complete, regular, original, extreme, dark, main, personal, dramatic.

people	fare people	keep people
number	fare number	keep number
time	fare time	keep time
money	fare money	keep money
Other words: head, names, weapons.

The other residents of Moralton fare little better, though there are enough Pet the Dog moments to keep it from being an irredeemable Crapsack World.

Source: Western Animation / Moral Orel
Also, keep in mind that the New Republic actually did fare all right between the signing of the treaty with the Imperial Remnant and the beginning of the Vong War.

Source: The Revolution Will Not Be Bureaucratized
Demons in Good Omens are of the typical biblical Fallen Angel fare, with the exception that their wings don't really change — they just keep them better groomed.

Source: Our Demons Are Different

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