fixedgroup

noun
UK /fɪkst ɡruːp/
US /fɪkst ɡruːp/

A fixedgroup is a group of people or things that always stay together and do not change.

The five friends made a fixedgroup and always played together at recess.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group whose members are chosen ahead of time and cannot be swapped.

The teacher made a fixedgroup for the science project so no one could change partners.

3. A set of items that are sold or kept together as one unit.

The store sells a fixedgroup of three books in a box.

4. A group in math whose members stay the same under a certain rule.

In the puzzle, the fixedgroup of numbers did not change when we turned the wheel.