Similar words: cobble, cobbler, cobbled, cobblers, cobblestone, come together, close together, piece together. Meaning: v. put together hastily.
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31) In some cases, it's good enough to cobble together some Web pages and use a prepackaged payment system like PayPal or eBay for sales transactions.
32) What he lacked were the circuits that cobble together a clear, conscious picture.
33) Think of programs that write original poetry or cobble together new student essays, or programs that store information about your shopping preferences and suggest books or clothes you might like next.
34) Over 150 companies bid for licences divided into regions and cities, allowing operators to cobble together nationwide coverage or concentrate their efforts.
35) So it will be extraordinarily hard for the DPJ to cobble together enough support to pass legislation.
36) I'm not typically a quick study, but this time I cobble together a plan to deal with the mouse in the few seconds it takes for me to travel the eight or nine feet from my chair to the cupboard door.
37) The euro may get a boost if euro zone leaders can cobble together a plan on Sunday to recapitalize banks facing hefty losses.
38) The final materials and equipment to do, there will be difficult to cobble together a.
39) AIG's management team was scrambling on Sunday afternoon to cobble together the plan and present it to the insurer's board for approval, the people said.
More similar words: cobble, cobbler, cobbled, cobblers, cobblestone, come together, close together, piece together, huddle together, together, wobble, gobble, nobble, bobble, hobble, go together, get together, get-together, all together, altogether, gobble up, put together, add together, call together, band together, hold together, draw together, hang together, stay together, pull together.