They sent word to the farr village that help would arrive by spring.

Farr placed the final piece on the model and stepped back to admire their work.

In the old manuscript, the poet describes a farre kingdom across the sea.

Her lecture, filled with farragoes of half-truths and anecdotes, left the audience more confused than enlightened.

The bookshelf was cluttered with farragos of old letters, ticket stubs, and half-finished projects.

The attic was a farrago of old toys, broken furniture, and dusty books.

She opened the trunk to reveal a farraginous collection of ticket stubs, faded letters, and broken trinkets.

The farmhouse had an old-farrant charm that the younger visitors didn't appreciate.

The ancient pottery was farrand, its contours matching regional molds long forgotten.

Farra originates from a coastal village and is found as a surname in historical records.