transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase: to put (something) in a specified place or position; to fasten or stick in position. Also reflexive.

transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase: to put (a person or thing) in a specified place or position, (now) esp. in a quick or casual way…

transitive. To fix, fasten, make firm, establish; both in a material and an immaterial sense.

transitive. To place (a thing) firmly on the ground or any other body or surface; to set down firmly; to insert firmly; (of a person) to stand…

transitive. To fix, make fast.

transitive. To fasten, make firm or stable in position; to place, attach, or insert and secure against displacement. Const. in, on, to. etc.

transferred and figurative. To insert or fix in or upon something, with the result of producing a vital or indissoluble union. (Cf. sense 6.)

transferred. To set or fix firmly. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause (something) to be held or secured by inserting one end of it in, into, behind, through, etc., a receptacle. Cf. sense 11a.

In extended use: to fix so as to make incapable of movement, change, or removal. transitive. With to or into.

To render motionless or keep immovable; to fix, hold fast.

transitive. Originally Nautical. To fix or fasten to (also on to) something, esp. by means of rope or wire.

To bind, fasten, fix firmly or securely.

transitive. To fix; to render stable.