fix
How to Use Fix
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo repair, attach firmly, arrange, or (as a noun) a solution or a tricky situation.
In American English "fix" often means "prepare food" ("fix dinner"), a usage that sounds odd in British English, where "fix" usually just means "repair" or "arrange."
Word Forms
fixt past tense, fixed past tense, fixed plural, fix plural, fixes plural, Fixes plural, fixes singular, fix singular, fixed singular, fixest singular, fixedst singular, fixeth singular, fixe verb form, fixe verb form
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Etymology
From Latin fixus, "fastened, immovable," the past participle of figere, "to fasten or drive in" — the same root gives us "fixture."