Fared is valid Scrabble Word

Is fared a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is fared valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for FARED in dictionary:

VERB:

FARE, to get on or succeed
perform in a specified way in a particular situation or over a particular period
happen; turn out
travel

NOUN:

the money paid for a journey on public transport
a passenger paying to travel in a taxi
a range of food of a particular type
something offered to the public, typically as a form of entertainment

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to get along

Words related to FARED

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How to use FARED in a sentence

Here, indeed, while there was much to strike a European as peculiar, and even provincial, the young baronet fared much better.
And because Sarai fared foul with her, she fled from her.
She understood much better than ever before, how birds fared.
Jennie, however, fared somewhat better by reason of the heavy coat.
He called for the best that the ship could afford, and he fared as the skipper did, though he partook but sparingly.
Close noon, McLean placed his men in charge of Duncan, and taking Freckles, drove to town to see how the Angel fared.
Had not the blacks we were with taken us to some wells we would have fared very badly indeed in this region, as no water could be found except by digging.
After an hour or two had passed, and the king thought they must have all perished in the heat, he caused the door to be opened, and went himself to see how they fared.
The rest of the family fared better and were able to go to the table when the sea was calm.
It fared less well with the victors, and with their victory were sown seeds of future discord.

If girls of the best families were so treated, how must those of the common people have fared? Braganza ordered the killing of all Spaniards and Chinese at Minalabag.
Good mothers often make bad mothers-in-law, because they usually believe that, no matter whom their daughters marry, they could have gone farther and fared better.
Then fared he to his daily toil All in the Board of Trade, While Mistress Taylor for that bath Due preparations made.
They fared far better than their unfortunate fellow-soldiers, for, sent to Brazil, they remained there four years before they were exchanged.
Even Allandale and Belleville had no reason to be disappointed over the general results, for their young athletes had fared very well, all things considered.
Terry had fared better, being quartered at the farm house of a friend who provided breakfast and a flask of rum.
Then Brastias saw his fellow fared so withal he smote the duke with a spear, that horse and man fell down.
For once he fared badly in his marks won in the section rooms.
So the two fared on together, talking of a lodging for the night, my father fearing that no house would be open to a stranger, which was the truth.
She longed to know how Burke had fared upon his quest.
The rich man fared sumptuously every day, while the poor one was lying at his gate, feeding on the crumbs that fell from his table, and the dogs only had compassion on him.
The second chose the flour as his diet, but he fared no better, for the flour was loaded with plaster of Paris.
He searched all day amidst the moss, but he fared little better than his brothers.
Downstairs, too, his men had fared very well indeed.

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