fare-thee-well
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fare-thee-well
(fâr′thē-wĕl′)n.
1. A condition of utmost perfection: played the part of the martyr to a fare-thee-well.
2. The most extreme degree: beat his opponent in the match to a veritable fare-thee-well.
[From fare thee well, may it go well with you, goodbye.]
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fare-thee-well
orfare-you-well
n
informal chiefly US a state of perfection: the steak was cooked to a fare-thee-well.
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fare′-thee-well`
n.
1. a state of perfection.
2. the maximum effect; fullest measure or extent.
Sometimes, fare′-you-well`.[1770–80]
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Noun | 1. | fare-thee-well - state of perfection; the utmost degree; "they polished the furniture to a fare-thee-well" |
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