Jamming
Makeshift
Makeshift adjective - Taking the place of one that came before.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- unprepared and jamming
- unprepared and makeshift
- snap and jamming
- snap and makeshift
- spontaneous and jamming
- spontaneous and makeshift
- offhand and jamming
- offhand and makeshift
- expedient and jamming
- expedient and makeshift
- extemporaneous and jamming
- extemporaneous and makeshift
- impromptu and jamming
- impromptu and makeshift
Both words in one sentence
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When Riddick first wakes up after falling from the cliff, Riddick resets his broken leg and fashions a makeshift brace out of his armor (along with inserting the screws into his own legs!), and later cauterizes a chest wound by jamming a volcanic rock into it.
Source: Film / Riddick
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