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Fix
Fix
a.
Fixed
;
solidified
.
Fix
v. t.
To
make
firm
,
stable
, or
fast
; to
set
or
place
permanently
; to
fasten
immovably
; to
establish
; to
implant
; to
secure
; to
make
definite
.
Fix
v. t.
To
hold
steadily
; to
direct
unwaveringly
; to
fasten
, as
the
eye
on an
object
,
the
attention
on a
speaker
.
Fix
v. t.
To
transfix
; to
pierce
.
Fix
v. t.
To
render
(an
impression
)
permanent
by
treating
with
such
applications
as
will
make
it
insensible
to
the
action
of
light
.
Fix
v. t.
To
put
in
order
; to
arrange
; to
dispose
of; to
adjust
; to
set
to
rights
; to
set
or
place
in
the
manner
desired
or
most
suitable
;
hence
, to
repair
; as, to
fix
the
clothes
; to
fix
the
furniture
of a
room
.
Fix
v. t.
To
line
the
hearth
of (a
puddling
furnace
)
with
fettling
.
Fix
v. i.
To
become
fixed
; to
settle
or
remain
permanently
; to
cease
from
wandering
; to
rest
.
Fix
v. i.
To
become
firm
, so as to
resist
volatilization
; to
cease
to
flow
or be
fluid
; to
congeal
; to
become
hard
and
malleable
, as a
metallic
substance
.
Fix
n.
A
position
of
difficulty
or
embarassment
;
predicament
;
dilemma
.
Fix
n.
fettling
.
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