transitive. To make up by joining pieces together as in patchwork; esp. to put together hastily or in a makeshift manner. Also figurative.

to shuffle up: to get or put together hastily or in a perfunctory manner; to patch up. Obsolete.

transitive. With up: to put together hurriedly; to cobble together, run up. Obsolete. rare.

to piece up, patch up.

To put together or join roughly or clumsily.

transitive. To patch together.

to clap up: to make, settle, or concoct hastily (a match, agreement, etc.); ‘to complete suddenly without much precaution’ (Johnson). (Rarely without…

To put or stick together, construct or put up, hastily or without much care. Obsolete.

To put together hastily; = to knock together 3 at phrasal verbs. Also, to prepare (food) quickly (U.S.).

transitive. To make a patchwork of; to assemble haphazardly, to cobble together.

transitive. †To fit (the parts of) together (obsolete). Also, to fadge up: to fit up, piece together. rare. Cf. fudge, v.

transitive. To put together, or construct, hastily, rudely, as for a temporary purpose.

transitive. To cobble together, patch up; = to fake up 2 at phrasal verbs. Now rare or merged in sense 7b.