Someone who intervenes with authorities for a person in trouble (usually using underhand or illegal methods for a fee)
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Examples for "fixer "
Examples for "fixer "
1 A fixer is an indispensable lifeline to a foreign journalist working abroad.
2 Sapin is a no-nonsense political fixer whose hobby is collecting antique coins.
3 It's no secret that the cost of buying a fixer - upper has increased.
4 He is believed to be a close confidant and fixer for Meghan.
5 As self-appointed fixer - in - chief for her mum, she had to prove her superiority.
1 He liked Tom Daschle, but Daschle had become a Washington influence peddler .
2 Mr Romney accused Mr Gingrich of being an " influence peddler " in Washington.
3 You're an influence peddler and you spread rumors for a living. Massimo shrugged, because he didn't think he was insulting me.
4 Fred Black, a Washington influence peddler and close Rosselli friend, was among those certain that Santo Trafficante had ordered the hit.
5 Everyone knows Washington is a swamp filled with snakes and influence peddlers .
6 Fundraisers are frequently held at the ballpark, often attracting a who's-who of Washington influence peddlers .
7 Weapon shops and influence peddlers , and quiet parlours where destinies can be adjusted and reputations restored.
8 The Occidental was abuzz with the jawing of politicos, reporters, flacks, power brokers, and industry influence peddlers .
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