to fix
- verb
- /fɪks/
- Informal
- I'm just going to fix my hair and I'm ready to go.
- fix food
I change clothes, turn on lights and fix a glass of ice water.
- I change clothes, turn on lights and fix a glass of ice water.
- I'm just going to fix my hair and I'm ready to go.
Examples
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She wants to help Ruby fix up her house.
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At seven-thirty, after a glass of red wine, Jen fixed them bacon and eggs.
Fiction book (1991) -
I change clothes, turn on lights and fix a glass of ice water.
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Want me to fix you something really good to eat?
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Look, I fixed you a drink.
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I'll get you fixed up in no time.
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Come on, I'll fix it for you.
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Fix you something to eat.
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I was just fixing some iced tea.
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What can I fix you to eat tonight?
Synonyms
To create something by putting parts together
Make something ready for use or an event
To prepare food by heating it, for example by boiling or frying
To get something or yourself ready
To get ready for an activity by preparing people or equipment
Make someone or something prepared for use
Antonyms
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Informal
A sudden strong feeling of excitement and energy in a thrilling or stressful situation
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Etymology
In US informal speech fix can mean 'prepare' or 'get ready', like 'I'm fixing to leave', which comes from the basic idea of making something ready or settled.