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lash-up

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I mean, even if you manage to get a day in court, who are the jurors going to believe - the ISP with the $50,000 traffic measurement box, or you with a BSD router lash-up?

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Quick take

any improvised arrangement for temporary use

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noun

any improvised arrangement for temporary use

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for lash-up.

noun

any improvised arrangement for temporary use

See also: contrivance

Example sentences

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I mean, even if you manage to get a day in court, who are the jurors going to believe - the ISP with the $50,000 traffic measurement box, or you with a BSD router lash-up?

2

If you're pitching this at non-techies, you'll also have to get them over the hump of realising that a lash-up is easily an order of magnitude cheaper than a decent, real-world-robust version.

3

But yours is the only reply, so I suspect it's really not worth the time and effort I would have to expend, given that I don't already have any of the necessary skills to take it beyond a quick command-line lash-up that works on my specific setup.

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How do you use lash-up in a sentence?

I mean, even if you manage to get a day in court, who are the jurors going to believe - the ISP with the $50,000 traffic measurement box, or you with a BSD router lash-up?

What does lash-up mean?

any improvised arrangement for temporary use

What part of speech is lash-up?

lash-up is commonly used as noun.