Also 6 Sc. farar. [f. FARE v. + -ER1.] A traveller. Chiefly with defining sb., as SEAFARER, WAYFARER, etc.

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[1513.  Douglas, Æneis, V. xiii. 30.

        From the est schip vprais anone the wynd,
And followit fast the sey fararis behynd.]

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1881.  H. Rich, Around Cape Ann, in The Century Magazine, XXIII., Nov., 52. Open as the highway to all farers, many kind of craft share its favor.

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