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noun Also, fix·a·tif 
[fik-suh-tiv, -teef] .
[fik-suh-tiv, -teef] . 2.
a fixative substance, as a gummy liquid sprayed on a drawing to prevent blurring, or a solution for killing, hardening, and preserving material for microscopic study.
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a substance that retards evaporation, as in the manufacture of perfume.
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Fixative
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| the person who is responsible for all operations concerning camera work and lighting during the production of a film |
| performers change their positions slightly between exposures to obtain a comic, jerky movement when the film is projected at normal speed |
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fixative fix·a·tive (fĭk'sə-tĭv)
adj.
Serving to fix, bind, or make firm or stable. n.
A substance used for the preservation of tissue or cell specimens.
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