bodge
verbUK /bɒdʒ/
US /bɑːdʒ/
To fix something in a quick and messy way that is not very good.
He tried to bodge the broken chair with tape and string.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To do a task badly or carelessly.
She bodged the painting job and left streaks everywhere.
3. A quick, clumsy repair or solution.
The shelf fell down because it was held up by a bodge.
4. To make or build something roughly from whatever is available.
They bodged a shelter out of old wood and plastic sheets.