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throw together

VERB
  1. produce shoddily, without much attention to detail
  2. bring into random order

How To Use throw together In A Sentence

  • Sunny days call for something you can throw together without having to sweat over the stove. Times, Sunday Times
  • If I throw together enough relays and geegaws in a big shiny box, make drawings and photos, and piece together an explanation of what's supposed to happen, I have a patent.
  • What would you throw together from a fridge with only bare essentials in it? Times, Sunday Times
  • Conventional wisdom has it that kitsch - from the German language for ‘to throw together’ and implying popular or lowbrow taste - should be eschewed by the connoisseur, the lover of fine art.
  • What would you throw together from a fridge with only bare essentials in it? Times, Sunday Times
  • With the bedboard, a couple of chairs, and some bricks, they could throw together a Ping-Pong table in minutes, and there they held court, showing off for the younger kids until the factory whistle blew. THE SECOND MARK
  • You can do the best research, write up the most impressive business plan, throw together a bunch of good writers, editors and managers… and it could still fall around your ears.
  • Throw together a rough prototype to bounce off users.
  • What would you throw together from a fridge with only bare essentials in it? Times, Sunday Times
  • This time of year, it's impossible to know who may stop by my apartment, so I have the provisions on hand to throw together a quick, snackable spread.
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