jury-rigged

adjective
UK /ˈdʒʊəri rɪɡd/
US /ˈdʒʊri rɪɡd/

Fixed quickly with whatever you have on hand.

The sailboat had a jury-rigged mast made from a broken oar.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Put together in a hurry using spare parts instead of proper ones.

They jury-rigged a shower from a garden hose and a bucket.

3. Repaired in a rough but working way after something breaks.

The crew jury-rigged the engine with wire and tape to get home.

4. Made to work for now, not meant to last.

A jury-rigged fence kept the chickens in until the real one arrived.