FIX
- to make fast, steady, or definite
- make the image of (a photographic film) permanent by removing unused salts
- become firm, stable, or fixed
- hold or direct steadily fixes his eyes on the horizon
- capture the attention of fixed her with a stare
- set or place definitely establish
- make an accurate determination of discover fixing our location on the chart
- sign fix the blame
- set in order adjust
- get ready prepare fix lunch
- pair mend fix the clock
- store cure the doctor fixed him up
- ay castrate
- get even with
- influence the actions, outcome, or effect of by improper or illegal methods the race had been fixed
- to repair or mend
- to direct or hold steadily
- to establish
- to decide on; determine
- to exact retribution for an offense; treat someone vengefully
- to arrange for
- to provide with; furnish
- to repair; renew
- to smooth over; solve
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- to make firm, stable, or stationary
- change into a stable compound or available form bacteria that fix nitrogen
- kill, harden, and preserve for microscopic study
- fix attach
- get set be on the verge we're fixing to leave soon
- direct one's attention or efforts focus
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