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the fewer the better fare

the fewer the better fare proverb: things are better when fewer people are involved.

Proverb

the fewer the better fare

  1. Things are better when fewer people are involved.
  2. More food and drink are available per person if fewer people are there to consume it.

Antonyms of the fewer the better fare

Questions about the fewer the better fare

What does the fewer the better fare mean?
The fewer the better fare means things are better when fewer people are involved.
What part of speech is the fewer the better fare?
The fewer the better fare is a proverb.

Words near the fewer the better fare in the dictionary

  1. the fat hit the fire
  2. the fat is in the fire
  3. the feathers fly
  4. the feezy
  5. The Few
  6. the fewer the better fare
  7. the Fifth Beatle
  8. The Fine City
  9. the finest
  10. the finger
  11. the fingers

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