Cludge
Pronunciation: /ˈklʌdɡ/
Cludge (noun)
- A quick and messy solution to a problem, often temporary.
- An inelegant or awkward solution that works but is not ideal.
Examples
- The cludge worked temporarily, but a permanent solution was needed.
- They used a cludge to get the system running again.
Common collocations: temporary cludge, apply a cludge, inelegant cludge, rely on a cludge