cobble together
cobble up

The box, cobbled together out of foam board, seems a common thing.

Whatever form of fiscal union is cobbled together will certainly not be democratic.

The materials had been cobbled together, for the most part, from the building itself.

So I did, and cobbled together a meal for the rest of us.

"And to what purpose might I have been cobbled together in this way?"

The equipment had been cobbled together in just a year, and this was its first test.

Ultimately, he said, a new national army would have to be cobbled together.

The list was cobbled together from various sources before the site visits.

Clearly this is the best they could cobble together on short notice.

In a very short time, a unit was cobbled together.