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cobble up
(redirected from cobble together)

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cobble something up and cobble something together
to make something or put something together hastily or carelessly. Who cobbled this thing up? Take it apart and start over. The kids cobbled up their model planes badly. It looks like you cobbled together that report just last night.
See also: up
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He fell down in the friendlies due to the teams he had to cobble together.
Burley's reign is just like Berti's by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Bomber, who oversaw an open trial earlier in the summer as he attempts to cobble together a squad, was thrilled with the win over Jags.
My boys are the Bomb says John by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
It makes no sense to keep trying to cobble together amendments to a law that takes the wrong approach to begin with," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at the US-based HRW, according to a joint statement.
Jordan urged to guarantee rights of NGOs by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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