- v. archaic Third-person singular simple present indicative
form of fix. - fix + -eth (Wiktionary) “On Thursday afternoon,
the Iceman cometh—and fixeth.” “Pantagruelion hath a little root
somewhat hard and rough, roundish, terminating in an obtuse and
very blunt point, and having some of its veins, strings, or
filaments coloured with some spots of white, never fixeth itself
into the ground above the profoundness almost of a cubit, or
foot and a half.” “He takes up the cup in both hands, but puts
it into his right hand; he lifts it from the table, fixeth his
eyes upon it, &c.” “Jewish throne, 2 Kings 23: 33,34, it fixeth
the thing beyond all controversy.” “And yet, if we believe
Pliny, we are not without our bounds, for he fixeth this river
within Judea.” “Which fixeth our eyes faster upon the words of
the Gloss at the Gemara in the place alleged; "From the
beginning, in the days of Simeon the Just, who lived a greater
while, they called it the chamber of the counsellors.” “But true
grace fixeth the affection