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Answer for the clue "Bus commuter's expense ", 4 letters:
fare

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Word definitions for fare in dictionaries

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a bus fare (= the money you pay for a bus journey ) ▪ Can you lend me 50p for my bus fare? a cab fare (= the money you pay to travel in a cab ) ▪ My Dad gave me the money for my cab fare. a discount fare ▪ The bus ...

Usage examples of fare.

Ye say, it shall soon pass over and we shall fare afield And reap the wheat with the war-sword and winnow in the shield.

Leaving them to their task, Alec and Micum went off to see how the real Thero was faring.

Tiin traced his ancestory back through an entirely male line for a thousand generations to Ramszak himself but he fared no better than his illustrious but defeated ancestor.

Giovane ancora ed avvenente della persona, il principe prevenuto della reputazione meritamente stabilita delle venete bellezze, non mancava di certo prurito, di certo desiderio di voler fare una conquista.

And thus with joy, and hope well to fare, Arcite anon unto his inn doth fare.

And with Ben Aboo himself he had fared no better, for the Basha was provoked to anger with him when he heard from Katrina of the good money that he had been casting away in pity for the poor.

The three Corticellis unaccustomed to good fare and wine, ate like a troop, and began to get intoxicated.

Her charming conversation combined with her beauty gradually drew me under her charm, and as the drink began to exercise its influence over me, I proposed a turn in one of the dark walks, expressing a hope that I should fare better than Lord Pembroke.

If the Earthservice picked up the tab for his fare to Epiphany, only to find that his bequest was of little or no value, would the bureaucracy be willing to unpocket for a ticket home?

The backyard fared little better, home to a kiln, a crucible furnace, an annealing oven, and three or four incomplete sets of bocce balls that made interesting dents in the garden of weeds.

I wish the reader would prepare himself an object lesson as to how little life can be supported on for any length of time, by procuring a piece of corn bread the size of an ordinary brickbat, and a thin slice of pork, and then imagine how he would fare, with that as his sole daily ration, for long hungry weeks and months.

Drop in for a seasonal menu, which features hearty winter rib-grippers such as veal osso bucco with creamy roast garlic mushroom polenta and braised greens or somewhat lighter warm-weather fare such as cumin-crusted ahi tuna with beluga lentils, roasted vegetables, and red wine sauce.

There I will return your fare money to you, and have you deposited on the beach like a bucketful of kitchen slops.

The dragon turned his nose up at the fare, but nevertheless he shook himself free of the snow and buzzed over to the pack to select a few morsels.

Zach had not fared much better than most surgeons with holes in the retro hepatic vena cava, and it drove him crazy.