Fixing to

It means you are about to do something, or more accurately you are doing something now that will lead to you doing the thing that you are fixin' to do. Fixing = preparation

Others here have the pronunciation wrong, when spoken it sounds like one word: "fixina" which led to it's child word finna
In the South we like to run our words together, it's too hot to pronounce every letter.

Texan: "I'm fixing to go unload my pickup cuz it's full of junk and I've gotta go get cokes for the party."
Translation: I am in the process of preparing to go begin unloading the miscellaneous items from the back of my truck because I must go purchase beverages for the party.

by chubbypunny September 29, 2015

Foxing out

To bail. To Bitch out. To magically dissapear.

I thought you said Sean was coming out tonight?" "His gf wanted to watch the notebook. He's definitely foxing out.

by mjv21 July 11, 2011

fixing shit

Fix something random. To fix shit. I am fixing shit. Yesterday i fixed shit. I have fixed shit. I was fixing shit.

I was fixing shit yesterday. Can you fix my shit?

by Vebb May 20, 2016

Fuming

Fuming is a state of furious anger. It's roots trace from how cartoons are depicted to have steam to come out their ears when they get angry or annoyed, often turning red in the face.

"Did you know Shelly brought the same Prom dress as you?"

"I know, I'm absolutely fuming!"

by vvvvvxu May 25, 2017

fixing a sprinkler system

getting some.

Person 1: You being handy?
Person 2: We're fixing a sprinkler system.

by pretendtobegreek April 29, 2011

fixing to

fixing to- verb meaning to start or begin

I am fixing to take my shower. Anyone need in the bathroom before i do?
or
Dude, watch this, Rocky is fixing to kick Appollo Creed's ass.
or
Im fixing to go out , so don't wait up for me.

by happy 2day October 18, 2012

fixing

verb: when someone , most likely from the south, is about to do or complete a task.

Me: When are you going to move your truck?
Truck Driver: I'm fixing to.

I am fixing to fix my stereo.

by David Koresh June 7, 2005