fix
- noun
- /fɪks/
- NSFW
- I had to have my daily fix of Lexi Ruby.
It was just short fix, drugs, sex, gambling.
- It was just short fix, drugs, sex, gambling.
- And so you might not be getting your adrenaline fix, but you're getting that.
- Essentially, I was a shampoo addict looking for my next new fix of sweet smelling shampoo.
- Yeah, Yeah, but you're trying to get your sticky little fix before you go out to roost.
- But there was me broken, and it became my fix.
- They just want that quick, easy, immediate fix.
- You know, you get you need a bigger fix.
- It's fucking hard to just have an injection once a month and not have that daily fix.
- Well, if you're that person, if you're that person in the world right now, just enjoy your life, be yourself, find your fix, and you'll be, you'll be just fine.
- It's a bit like we need the fix of kids for sort of an hour.
Examples
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It's a great way to get your chocolate fix without all the pesky chewing.
Blog text (8) -
If she missed her fix, you learned to stay far out of her way.
Fiction book (1999) -
I could really use a good fix.
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A lot of people spend all this money on healthcare, on pills, on things to make this instant fix in their lives.
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One good fix of OxyContin would last you about eight hours.
Academic text (2006) -
He needs his daily dose of heroin, his constant fix.
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After weeks of trying to quit, she finally gave in and took her fix.
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The junkie's next fix was just a few blocks away, and he was desperate to get there.
Synonyms
A single dose of a drug taken at one time
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Informal
A sudden strong feeling of excitement and energy in a thrilling or stressful situation
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
The noun fix for a drug dose likely grew from the idea of satisfying a need or making someone stable, so a 'daily fix' is the dose that eases a craving.