pub fare

generally refers to the type of food you would find at a pub, bar, or any place of the like. In America it tends to be sandwiches, burgers, salads, appetizers, and sometimes entrees.

"Let's eat here at Joe's Bar and Grill, it's pub fare."

"What the heck is pub fair?"

"You know, sandwiches, burgers, stuff like that. And it's fare, not fair, dummy"

by Emerson Bigguns December 5, 2010

fan fare

A prelude or opening, a flourish, usually played by brass instruments.

"They played a fan fare when the Royal Family entered."

by Law__x January 15, 2006

Fare to Middleton

A Manchester version of the phrase "fair to middilin'", Middleton being a town in north Manchester. As used on Coronation Street.

When asked "hows things" in the Rovers, Stan Ogden replied "Fare to Middleton".

by peakwin August 3, 2007

A "fare" to remember

After a long night of drinking and partying, you take a taxicab home, but actually have sex with the cab driver , in the cab, or bring the cab driver back to your house or apartment. Having a sexual situation with a taxicab driver.

After the Mardi Gras party she left the bar,called a taxicab, and instead of going home - she had sex with the cab driver in the backseat. She had no morals at that time, it was truly was a "fare" to remember.

by Chef Michael Koshgarian Jr July 9, 2009

Fares Skiek

A big elephant seal that blows up buildings eats whole bk menu is muslim and gets held back in 8th grade

Why do you look like a fares skiek Adam?

by Daddyhowardcute August 22, 2018

fare beater

Stealing a hitch through the tail end.

He didn't pay to ride the bus, that fare beater!

by Orion57 April 20, 2016

through fare

As a thoroughfare a through fare means a shortcut

Tom is using this room as a through fare

by fizzleg July 12, 2017