kludge

kludge synonyms

patch compare kludge and patch
bodge compare kludge and bodge
quick fix compare kludge and quick fix
workaround compare kludge and workaround
knock up compare kludge and knock up
makeshift compare kludge and makeshift
kluge compare kludge and kluge
patch-up compare kludge and patch-up
make-do compare kludge and make-do
cludge compare kludge and cludge
band-aid compare kludge and band-aid
hack compare kludge and hack
lash-up compare kludge and lash-up
stopgap compare kludge and stopgap
rectify compare kludge and rectify
quick-and-dirty compare kludge and quick-and-dirty
revamp compare kludge and revamp
restore compare kludge and restore
mend compare kludge and mend
reform compare kludge and reform
remediate compare kludge and remediate
knock together compare kludge and knock together
put-together compare kludge and put-together
renew compare kludge and renew
repair compare kludge and repair
put to rights compare kludge and put to rights
remedy compare kludge and remedy
renovate compare kludge and renovate
make whole compare kludge and make whole
band-aid solution compare kludge and band-aid solution
jugaad compare kludge and jugaad
improvision compare kludge and improvision
fix compare kludge and fix
cobble together compare kludge and cobble together
jury-rig compare kludge and jury-rig
correct compare kludge and correct
hack job compare kludge and hack job
MacGyver compare kludge and MacGyver
contrivance compare kludge and contrivance
amend compare kludge and amend
botch compare kludge and botch
improvisation compare kludge and improvisation
fiddle compare kludge and fiddle
construct compare kludge and construct
hacker compare kludge and hacker
hack compare kludge and hack
fiddle compare kludge and fiddle
workaround compare kludge and workaround
band-aid compare kludge and band-aid
solution compare kludge and solution

kludge definitions

verb

  • To build or use a kludge. 

noun

  • Any construction or practice, typically crude yet effective, designed to solve a problem temporarily or expediently. 

  • An amalgamated mass of unrelated parts. 

  • An improvised device, typically crudely constructed to test the validity of a principle before doing a finished design. 

  • A badly written or makeshift piece of software; a hack. 

verb noun