Synonym: improvised, jury-rigged, make-do, stopgap. Similar words: shift, make sure, make sense, flakes, shakespeare, make, apprenticeship, maker. Meaning: ['meɪkʃɪft] 
n. something contrived to meet an urgent need or emergency. adj. done or made using whatever is available.
n. something contrived to meet an urgent need or emergency. adj. done or made using whatever is available. 
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(121) Phil used a makeshift fishing pole and caught two fish.
(122) Use an empty crate as a makeshift for a table.
(123) The soldier soldiers also find make shift have found a makeshift operating theater theatre used to perform surgery on wounded fighters.
(124) The lightest firefighter Lt . Aaron Burris crawled down the makeshift gangplank with a lifeline.
(125) Uzbeks had demarcated their territory by felling maple trees and building makeshift barricades with burned-out cars.
(126) It's also stressing the need to protect Chinese ships and crew, after a recent incident in which Chinese crewmembers fought off Somalian hijackers with Molotov cocktails and makeshift water cannons.
(127) They take this makeshift communication system developed by adults and, again, they turn it into a full-blown language, suggesting that to some extent it's part of our human nature to create languages.
More similar words: shift, make sure, make sense, flakes, shakespeare, make, apprenticeship, maker, make way, make out, make for, make up, makeup, make up for, lawmaker, make use of, make over, make a face, make fun of, take a shit, make full use of, make peace with, make a difference, make friends with, flesh, fresh, spokesman, flesh out, lift, gift.