fixup

noun
UK /ˈfɪksʌp/
US /ˈfɪksʌp/

A fixup is a quick repair that makes something work again.

Dad did a quick fixup on my broken bike so I could ride it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A planned arrangement where people are introduced to each other, often to help them become friends or partners.

My aunt set up a fixup between her coworker and her neighbor.

3. A dishonest plan to make a game or contest turn out a certain way.

The referee was caught in a fixup to let one team win.

4. A change made to a document or computer file to correct small problems.

The editor did a fixup on the report before it was printed.