fix (someone) with

idiom

—used with words such as stare, look, gaze, etc., to say that a person is looking directly at someone in a certain way

She fixed him with an angry stare.

He fixed her with a determined gaze

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If those fully committed themes are a little much for you, get a holiday fix with decor and outdoor igloos to stay warm at places like Land-Grant, Brewdog, Lumin and Vaso. —

Andrew King, Axios, 6 Dec. 2024 The Civic Federation has repeatedly warned that this strategy is a short-term fix with devastating long-term consequences. —

George Cardenas, Chicago Tribune, 12 Nov. 2024 Krispy Kreme at McDonald's:You'll be able to get a doughtnut fix with your Big Mac order. —

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