cobbling

/ˈkɑblɪŋ/
noun
  1. The work or trade of a cobbler; repairing shoes.
    • Cobbling requires patience and skill with leather and thread.
    • The old man spent his days cobbling, fixing soles and heels for the neighborhood.
    • He learned cobbling from his grandfather and now runs a small shoe repair shop.
  2. The act of putting something together roughly or hastily.
    • The cobbling of the bookshelf was done with leftover wood and nails.
    • Her cobbling of a costume from old clothes was surprisingly effective.
    • The report was a cobbling of data from several different sources.
verb
  1. Present participle of cobble; repairing shoes or putting something together roughly.
    • He spent the afternoon cobbling a fence from scrap wood.
    • The team is cobbling together a proposal before the deadline.
    • She is cobbling a pair of boots that have worn-out soles.
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