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A Southern (USA) word for the supplemental food, dishes, ingredients, and accompaniments to whatever you are eating, cooking, or serving.

A hamburger can have fixins (tomatoes, pickles, ketchup), barbecued meat can have fixins (baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad), and even fixins can have fixins (baked beans made with added bacon, toppings for a baked potato).
For Thanksgiving dinner we had turkey with all the fixins--cranberry sauce, green beans, wild rice, sweet potatoes.

I'll have the fajita burrito with all the fixins like grilled onions, green peppers, sour cream, cheese.

What fixins would you like with your burger, hon?

I like all the fixins with my Chinese food--wonton soup, egg roll, lots of rice with the dish, and a fortune cookie at the end.
fixins by GreenShine5 June 30, 2011
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Fixins is southern talk for fixings. Often refered to adding everything possible on a food item.
That them there tacos are good with all them fixins ain't that right?
fixins by Kojiro Densetsu May 17, 2006
Slang for weed when the blunt is cracked and you're lookin for the weed to fill it with. A reference to the southern term for toppings on food.
after cracking a Dutch and removing all unnecessary excess paper:

"Yo where the fixins?"

"Yo, I need some fixins for this."

"Yo, can i get some fixins or what?
Fixins by Yigstein's Money March 4, 2011

Fixing good 

Bob: "I loved breaking bad bro"
Jerald: "Fixing good is better retard."
Fixing good by meatdestroyerbot900 September 16, 2021

fixin' to 

I am fixin' to go to the store.
fixin' to by Allegra March 11, 2003

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.
Fixing to by chubbypunny September 29, 2015

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?
fixing shit by Vebb May 20, 2016
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