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quick fix
n. Slang
A hastily contrived remedy that alleviates a problem only for the time being: "Conversion of sexist English into nonsexist English is not a quick fixit is anything but mechanical" (Douglas R. Hofstadter).
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Noun1.quick fix - hurried repairquick fix - hurried repair                      
fixing, repair, mend, mending, reparation, fix, fixture - the act of putting something in working order again
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Another quick fix solution that you might want to think about is simply replacing the age old drivers that have been sitting in your computer for a while now, and this may be one of the best ways that you can fix the problem.
No one should try to use a short term payday loan as a quick fix for financial problems.
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