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fixture noun. L16.
[Alt. of FIXURE after mixture.]
The action of fixing; the process of becoming fixed. Now rare or obsolete. L16.
Shakespeare Merry Wives of Windsor The firm fixture of thy foot would give an excellent motion to thy gait.
b. The condition of being fixed; fixedness, fixity. E19.
Law. In pl. Accessory articles annexed to a house or piece of land and regarded as legally part of it. M18.
In pl. Appendages, adjuncts; apparatus. N. Amer. M18.
J. C. Oates It had..swivel-type reading lamps and mahogany fixtures.
Anything fixed or securely fastened in position; anything made firm, stable, or immobile. L18.
A person or thing confined to or established in one place. Chiefly pred. L18.
L. Auchincloss For twenty-five years I've been a fixture in her home.
A (date agreed for a) meeting, appointment, etc.; esp. (the date appointed for) a sporting event, as a match, race, etc. E19.
Clive James My afternoon fixture in Hiroshima, the Toyo Kogyo plant. Football Monthly West Ham still have a third of their home fixtures remaining.