fare-thee-well

[ fair-th ee-wel ]

/ ˈfɛər ðiˌwɛl /

a state of perfection: The meal was done to a fare-thee-well.

the maximum effect; fullest measure or extent: an actress who plays each scene to a fare-thee-well.

Also fare-you-well

[fair-yoo-wel] /ˈfɛər yuˌwɛl/.

Words nearby fare-thee-well

I never heard that I gave up keeping boarding-house because my cooks packed off without a fare-you-well.

In Pawn |Ellis Parker Butler
And here's Slim—I don't know his right name—he raises hogs to a fare-you-well.

The Flying U's Last Stand |B. M. Bower
Their identity made it very plain that the double-crossing process had been employed to a fare-you-well.

My Adventures with Your Money |George Graham Rice
Might as well own up, since everybody knows it now—and that I danced to a fare-you-well, but fell down hard.

The Heritage of the Hills |Arthur P. Hankins

It's that French detective, Courant, an' he's worked us to a fare-you-well.

Castle Craneycrow |George Barr McCutcheon

fare-thee-well

informal, mainly US a state of perfection the steak was cooked to a fare-thee-well