Bond
Bond noun - Something that physically prevents free movement.
Fixture and bond are semantically related in connection topic. In some cases you can use "Fixture" instead a noun "Bond".
Fixture
Fixture noun - A person who has long been associated with a place or activity.
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Bond and fixture are semantically related in connection topic. Sometimes you can use "Bond" instead a noun "Fixture".
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- Even his Soul Bond, the one fixture in his life, is messed up in the time travel—it latches onto Molly by mistake.
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Lampshaded when he quips "Bond, James Bond." Squirrels in My Pants: In "Wild Kingdom," Brad and Randy try to warn Tim that a snake is crawling out of the light fixture behind him.
Source: Series / Home Improvement -
MacGyvering: In a Lock and Load Montage, Bond and M rig Booby Traps to stop Silva's men in the form of lighting fixture wired nail bombs and floorboard rigged shotgun cartridges.
Source: Film / Skyfall
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