wayfare1
/ˈweɪfɛː/Now archaic and rare
noun
1Wayfaring, travelling.
2 Poetic. Guidance in travel. rare.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Morte Arthure. From way + fare, after wayfaring.
wayfare2
/ˈweɪfɛː/Now archaic and rare
verb
[no object] To travel, especially on foot.
Origin
Mid 16th century. From way + fare, after wayfaring.
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