Pronunciation: /fɪksər ˈʌpər/
noun a house or other property in need of repair or renovation
A1 I am looking for a fixer upper to renovate and make my own.
A2 The couple bought a fixer upper in the countryside and are slowly fixing it up.
B1 They decided to invest in a fixer upper property as a way to increase their real estate portfolio.
B2 The fixer upper they purchased turned out to be a bigger project than they anticipated.
C1 After months of hard work, the fixer upper was transformed into a beautiful, modern home.
C2 The real estate investor specialized in finding and flipping fixer uppers for a profit.
adjective describing the type of property that needs fixing up
A1 I live in a fixer upper house that needs a lot of repairs.
A2 We bought a fixer upper car that we plan to restore and customize.
B1 The fixer upper apartment we rented has great potential once we renovate it.
B2 She enjoys flipping fixer upper properties and turning them into beautiful homes.
C1 The couple purchased a fixer upper mansion and transformed it into a luxurious estate.
C2 After months of hard work, the fixer upper cottage became a stunning retreat in the countryside.
formal The couple decided to purchase a fixer-upper house and renovate it themselves.
informal Let's buy that fixer-upper and make it our dream home!
slang I'm thinking about flipping that fixer-upper for a profit.
figurative She saw potential in him, like a fixer-upper waiting to be restored.
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