traditionalfix
nounUK /trəˈdɪʃənl fɪks/
US /trəˈdɪʃənl fɪks/
A traditionalfix is an old, usual way of making something better.
Grandma used a traditionalfix of honey and lemon to help my cough.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A familiar, old-fashioned way of repairing something.
The plumber used a traditionalfix with tape and wire to stop the leak.
3. A customary meal or drink given to make someone feel well.
Chicken soup is a traditionalfix in many homes when someone is sick.
4. A long-standing method used to settle a problem in a group.
The club's traditionalfix for arguments was a simple vote.