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expr. fix on (or upon), to decide on; choose; select.
Ex. Have you fixed on the date for your wedding?

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expr. fix up, (Informal.)
a. to mend; repair.
Ex. Fix up the hole in your stocking. They moved to the country and fixed up an old farmhouse.
b. to put in order; arrange.
Ex. to fix up the house.
c. to make oneself neat an

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fix, verb, fixedorfixt,fixing,noun.

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noun (Informal.)1. a position hard to get out of; an awkward state of affairs.
Ex. The boy who cried ""Wolf"" got himself into a bad fix. If we get left on this wreck we are in a fix (Mark Twain).
2. the position of a ship, aircraft, satell

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v.i. 1. to become firm; be fastened tightly.
2. to be directed or held steadily.
3. to become stiff or rigid.
Ex. eyes fixed in death.
4. (U.S. Dialect.) to make ready; intend.
Ex. He is fixing to go fishing.

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v.t. 1. to make firm; fasten tightly.
Ex. Her image was fixed in his mind. The man fixed the post in the ground. He fixed the spelling lesson in his mind.
2. to settle; set.
Ex. He fixed the price at one dollar. Did you fix a day for t