fixation

• He was like a madman with a single fixation--a fixation about to be accomplished Pterlodin did not seem to consider himself treacherous in leading an attack against his own tribe. —  069 - The Green Death
• If the fixation is so deep, he'll have to come back. —  The Ship Who Sang
• If you've been Jonesing for something to replace your Buffy the Vampire Slayer fixation, then you should be tuning in to Veronica Mars on Tuesday nights. —  FSF,October2007
• Anyway, it gave the elder Savage a peculiar fixation--that he must raise a son who would be a modernized Sir Galahad, going into the far corners of the earth to right wrongs and aid the oppressed. —  143 - Violent Night
• Although, if music is to be afforded copyright protection, it must satisfy the requirement of fixation which is defined by s. 3 (2) of Act which states that ‘copyright does not subsist in a †¦ musical work unless and until it is recorded, in writing or otherwise†™. —  Bytestart

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