noun

fixture

FIHKS-chuh

noun

A permanent fitting or appliance attached to a building, such as a sink or light.

"The lease includes all fixtures and fittings."

"They installed a new lighting fixture in the hallway."

A scheduled sports match or event.

"Saturday's fixture was postponed due to rain."

A person or thing so constantly present somewhere that they seem a permanent part of it.

"He's been a fixture at the local pub for thirty years."

How to Use Fixture

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA permanently installed item, a scheduled match, or someone/something that's always around.

Common pairings

light fixture sports fixture a fixture of the community

fixtured past tense, fixtures plural, fixtures singular

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The lease includes all _____ and fittings.

An altered form of the older word "fixure," reshaped to match "mixture."

pure cure sure lure Kure azure nature future manure secure impure injure