Pronunciation: /fɪksi/
noun a type of bicycle that typically has a fixed gear and no freewheel mechanism
A1 I ride my fixie to work every day.
A2 She bought a new fixie for her birthday.
B1 The shop specializes in customizing fixies for customers.
B2 He enjoys the simplicity of riding his fixie around the city.
C1 The fixie culture has gained popularity among urban cyclists.
C2 Her sleek fixie is the envy of all her cycling friends.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a fixie bike
A1 I saw a fixie bike parked outside the cafe.
A2 She bought a fixie skateboard for her nephew.
B1 The fixie gear on his bike needed adjusting.
B2 Her fixie style clothing was popular among her friends.
C1 The fixie trend has been gaining popularity in urban areas.
C2 He customized his fixie bike with unique colors and designs.
formal The fixie bicycle has a single fixed gear that requires the rider to constantly pedal.
informal I love riding my fixie around town because it's so easy to maneuver.
slang Check out my sick fixie with the neon wheels!
figurative Sometimes life feels like riding a fixie - you have to keep moving forward or you'll fall over.
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