0 someone who is skilled at arranging for things to happen, especially dishonestly
1 someone who is skilled at arranging for things to happen, sometimes in a way that is dishonest:
They chose him because of his reputation as a fixer and an expert at handling difficult situations.
Sometimes he had to call in a "fixer" to manufacture evidence, that the far-off ends of justice might not be defeated.
The constable searched all night, and the fixer remained with him as long as he could keep pace with the officer.
The fixer entered hurriedly, looking sharply around the almost vacant room, he whispered with the boss.
Given any phenomenal color, we can describe conditions of perceptual access and take this description to be a reference fixer for a physical color.
For this reason, exchangees often left stealthily at night, after making prior arrangements with fixers, boatmen and border guards who demanded much money.
From the modern perspective, providing such advice is the province of men of dubious trades such as trouble fixers, rather than of legitimate lawyers.
