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Synonym for fix [verb]

The synonym fix synonymous definition words:

fix [verb]

means "allocation"
assign, refer

fix [verb]

means "activity"
attach, establish, fast, fasten, implant, make, pin, plant, repair, correct, adjust, emend, mend

fix [noun]

means "challenge"
dilemma, jam, pickle, plight, predicament, spot
Further results for the word "fix"

agree on [verb]

means "agree upon"
fix, establish, settle, determine, appoint, prescribe

alter [verb]

means "castrate"
fix

appoint [verb]

means "agree upon"
fix, establish, settle, determine, agree on, prescribe

assess [verb]

means "appraise"
value, estimate, charge, rate, fix

bribe [verb]

means "influence"
buy, grease, corrupt, buy off, fix, entice

buy off [verb]

means "influence"
buy, grease, corrupt, bribe, fix, entice

castrate [verb]

means "alter"
fix

corrupt [verb]

means "lure"
fix, entice

darn [verb]

means "repair"
mend, restore, fix, renew, reconstruct, patch

define [verb]

means "action"
delimit, outline, bound, fix, limit, settle

dig in [verb]

means "ingrain"
embed, entrench, fix, infix, lodge, root

emasculate [verb]

means "castrate"
mutilate, unman, geld, neuter, fix, spay

entrench [verb]

means "ingrain"
embed, dig in, fix, infix, lodge, root

establish [verb]

means "found"
locate, fix, place, form, situate, constitute

establish [verb]

means "enact"
appoint, authorise, authorize, decree, fix, ordain

fossilise [verb]

means "solidify"
indurate, harden, fossilize, cake, ossify, fix

fossilize [verb]

means "solidify"
indurate, fossilise, harden, cake, ossify, fix

freeze [verb]

means "movement"
make motionless, fix, petrify, paralyse, halt, stop

geld [verb]

means "castrate"
fix

glue [verb]

means "activity"
affix, stick together, cement, fix, repair, stick on

ground [verb]

means "activity"
establish, found, set, settle, fix, base

harden [verb]

means "solidify"
indurate, fossilise, fossilize, cake, ossify, fix

heal [verb]

means "health"
renovate, fix

implant [verb]

means "attach"
establish, fasten, fix, make, pin, plant

infix [verb]

means "ingrain"
embed, dig in, fix, entrench, lodge, root

inject [verb]

means "give a shot"
vaccinate, pop, shoot up, fix, jab

jam [noun]

means "state"
predicament, spot, fix, box, corner

lay [verb]

means "action"
fix, settle

marmalade [noun]

means "predicament"
spot, fix, box, corner

mend [verb]

means "activity"
repair, darn, restore, fix, renew, reconstruct

mend [noun]

means "means"
fix, repair, restoration, rectification, correction, amendment

neuter [verb]

means "sterilize"
sterilise, castrate, alter, fix, geld, spay

patch [verb]

means "mend"
sew, correct, darn, emend, fix, repair

pickle [noun]

means "predicament"
dilemma, jam, plight, scrape, fix, spot

pin [verb]

means "action"
fasten, close, fix, clasp, bind

place [verb]

means "action"
put, arrange, deposit, dispose, establish, fix

position [verb]

means "place"
locate, put, settle, situate, discover, fix

prepare [verb]

means "make"
compose, fit, compound, get, fix, make up

put [verb]

means "activity"
install, establish, quarter, fix

regenerate [verb]

means "cure"
fix

repair [verb]

means "activity"
fix, correct, amend, rectify, mend, patch

set [verb]

means "position"
arrange, fix, appoint, put, establish, place

sew [verb]

means "activity"
mend, patch, correct, darn, emend, fix

shoot up [verb]

means "give a shot"
vaccinate, pop, inject, fix, jab

situate [verb]

means "place"
locate, put, settle, position, discover, fix

solve [verb]

means "action"
answer, resolve, explain, fix, work

spay [verb]

means "castrate"
fix

stand [verb]

means "activity"
erect, place, put, set, fix

station [verb]

means "establish"
fix

take [verb]

means "activity"
determine, ascertain, fix

fix firmly [verb]

means "anchor"
tie down, secure, moor, lash, affix, fasten, attach

fix up [verb]

means "renovate"
refurbish, furbish, improve, overhaul, restore, renew

fixation [noun]

means "obsession"
habit, addiction

fixed [adjective]

means "rigged"
fraudulent, corrupt

fixed [adjective]

means "repaired"
corrected, prepared, rebuilt, made up, in order

fixed [adjective]

means "established"
unchanging, immovable, permanent, rigid, firm, solid

fixedly [object]

means "firmly"
fast, securely, tenaciously, tightly

fixing [noun]

means "minor modification"
alignment, adjustment, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation

fixture [noun]

means "electric appliance"
convenience, electric fixture, gas fixture

fixture [noun]

means "attached equipment"
gas fixture, electric fixture, connection, outlet, tap

addiction [noun]

means "obsession"
fixation, habit

adjustment [noun]

means "minor modification"
alignment, fixing, regulating, adaptation, improvement, alleviation

anchor [verb]

means "deed"
fix firmly, tie down, secure, moor, lash, affix

assignment [noun]

means "designation"
authorisation, authorization, nomination, appointment, naming, fixing

attachment [noun]

means "connection"
bond, bonding, fastening, fixture, tie, junction

certain [adjective]

means "determined"
established, decided, constant, given, fixed

close [adjective]

means "characteristic"
painstaking, assiduous, concentrated, constant, earnest, fixed

complex [noun]

means "obsession"
phobia, mania, neurosis, fixation, repression, hang-up

compulsion [noun]

means "obsession"
preoccupation, neurosis, hang-up, engrossment, fixation, drive

conforming [adjective]

means "regular"
fixed

corrected [adjective]

means "repaired"
fixed, prepared, rebuilt, made up, in order

dressed [adjective]

means "ready"
prepared, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed

emplacement [noun]

means "placement"
placing, fixation, installation

equipped [adjective]

means "ready"
dressed, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed

fast [object]

means "property"
firmly, fixedly, securely, tenaciously, tightly

fast [adjective]

means "property"
fastened, closed, set, tenacious, fixed, tight

fast [adjective]

means "characteristic"
firm, adherent, fixed, immovable, secure, stanch

fastened [adjective]

means "fast"
closed, set, tenacious, fixed, tight

fetish [noun]

means "hang-up"
fixation, obsession, mania, passion, craze, compulsion

firm [adjective]

means "property"
stable, fast, staunch, fixed, immovable, rooted

firm [adjective]

means "characteristic"
established, confirmed, certain, set, fixed, stated

fitting [noun]

means "joint"
connection, attachment, fixture, bracket

flat [adjective]

means "manner"
fixed, absolute, downright, outright, peremptory, positive

formal [adjective]

means "property"
fixed, methodical, regular, rigid, rigourous, set

found [verb]

means "lay the foundation"
establish, begin, create, set up, fix firmly, erect

furbish [verb]

means "renovate"
refurbish, fix up, improve, overhaul, restore, renew

habit [noun]

means "characteristic"
obsession, fixation, addiction

habitual [adjective]

means "periodic"
cyclic, recurrent, regular, established, fixed

hang-up [noun]

means "obsession"
phobia, mania, neurosis, fixation, repression, complex

immovable [adjective]

means "stable"
fast, staunch, fixed, firm, rooted, secure


inflexible [adjective]

means "constant"
invariable, fixed

insecurity [noun]

means "obsession"
phobia, mania, neurosis, fixation, repression, hang-up

insoluble [adjective]

means "irresolvable"
inextricable, fixed

install [verb]

means "build in"
affix, set up, position, locate, fix up, connect

installation [noun]

means "placement"
placing, fixation, emplacement

intent [adjective]

means "firm"
resolute, fixed, set, steadfast, rapt, engrossed

irresolvable [adjective]

means "insoluble"
inextricable, fixed

mechanical [adjective]

means "standardized"
standardised, stereotyped, monotonous, unchanging, fixed

mending [noun]

means "repairing"
repair, fixing

mount [verb]

means "prepare"
make ready, produce, ready, fix on, raise

neurosis [noun]

means "obsession"
phobia, mania, complex, fixation, repression, hang-up

obsession [noun]

means "complex"
phobia, mania, neurosis, fixation, repression, hang-up

overhaul [verb]

means "renovate"
refurbish, fix up, improve, furbish, restore, renew

placing [noun]

means "placement"
installation, fixation, emplacement

predetermined [adjective]

means "set"
fixed, foreordained, resolved

prepared [adjective]

means "ready"
dressed, ready to go, set, in order, arranged, fixed

regular [adjective]

means "periodic"
cyclic, recurrent, habitual, established, fixed

regular [adjective]

means "conforming"
fixed

regulating [noun]

means "minor modification"
alignment, fixing, adjustment, adaptation, improvement, alleviation

repairing [noun]

means "mending"
repair, fixing

resolve [verb]

means "determine"
decide, establish, fix on, deliberate, confirm

secure [adjective]

means "state"
safe, protected, stable, fast, fastened, fixed

securely [object]

means "firmly"
fixedly, fast, tenaciously, tightly

set [adjective]

means "state"
fixed, firm, stable, solid, determined, settled

set [adjective]

means "property"
predetermined, fixed, foreordained, resolved

solid [adjective]

means "characteristic"
stable, fixed

stable [adjective]

means "state"
fixed, firm, established, steady, sturdy, rigid

standardized [adjective]

means "standardised"
mechanical, stereotyped, monotonous, unchanging, fixed

stated [adjective]

means "established"
confirmed, certain, set, fixed, firm, settled

staunch [adjective]

means "stable"
fast, firm, fixed, immovable, rooted, secure

steady [adjective]

means "property"
balanced, even, stable, fixed, firm, steadfast

tied [adjective]

means "bound"
secured, fixed

tightly [object]

means "firmly"
fixedly, securely, tenaciously, fast

unalterable [adjective]

means "established"
confirmed, certain, set, fixed, stated, settled

unyielding [adjective]

means "stiff"
rigid, unbending, fixed

wangle [verb]

means "arrange"
fix up, machinate, wrest, obtain, procure, secure

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