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gen. extemporaneous ; extemporary ; impromptu ((made or done) without preparation beforehand) ; offhand ; extempore ; improvised ; off-the-cuff ; horseback ; ad-lib ; off the top of one's head ; on-the-fly (Alex Lilo ; ad hoc (Vadim Rouminsky ; ad lib ; off the cuff ; offhanded ; rough-and-tumble ; jury-rigged (jury-rigged classrooms in gymnasiums Taras ; make shift (make-shift monument-импровизированн¦й монумент andreon ; rough and ready (Stregoy ; unscripted (Scorrific ; jerry-rigged (об устройстве Баян ; candid (Vadim Rouminsky ; soapbox (о речи) ; unpremeditated ; makeshift (The group huddled in 20 huge military tents to keep warm against the winter chill while musicians performed on a makeshift stage and opposition lawmakers paid periodic visits to boost morale. • "We've just had enough. We're sick of this," said Alexander Yabchenko, a 33-year-old oncologist from Lviv in western Ukraine, who had travelled to Kiev to take part in the protests and was now offering medical help to those injured in the clashes at a makeshift medical centre inside the town hall. 4uzhoj antic. improvisate educ. mock (Taras inf. ad-lib (о песне, выступлении и т.п.) ; makeshift (из подручных средств • arranging a row of chairs to form a makeshift bed Val_Ships jerg. mad ; jitney (bus) makár. out of the top of one's head ; rough-and-tumble ; spur-of-the-moment (о речи и т.п.) mil., tec. hasty ; extemporized gen. extemporize ; fake ; hit off ; fantasy ; extemporise ; phantasy ; strike off ; improvise (to compose and perform (a poem, tune etc.) without preparation • The pianist forgot his music and had to improvise ) ; act on a hunch (ad_notam ; speak impromptu (VLZ_58 ; make it up as one goes along (VLZ_58 ; think on one's feet (VLZ_58 ; take it as it comes (VLZ_58 ; speak off the cuff (VLZ_58 ; speak off the top of one's head (VLZ_58 ; busk it (VLZ_58 ; ride (о джазе) ; get creative (Taras ; ad lib ; adlib (AlexP73 ; spitball (A "spitball" was a baseball pitch where the pitcher would literally spit on the ball or apply saliva or other substances to alter its flight (now illegal). This kind of pitch was unpredictable, kind of slippery, tricky — and over time, the word "spitball" came to mean something messy, experimental, or makeshift. • I'm just spitbaling here vogeler ; noodle ; rode ; mock up amer., jerg. wing it antic. improvisate fig. play by ear (Andrey Truhachev idiom. make up as goes along (None of us really knew how to play the game, so we just made it up as we went along. VLZ_58 ; play by the ear (george serebryakov inf. ad-lib ; wing (winging Eugenev ; freestyle (глагол) Lily Snape ; rift (No direct quotes here, just rifting. joyand ; play something by ear (to do something without special preparation • He decided to remain calm and play it by ear. Snowklkl jerg. ad lib (в разговоре, чтении написанного текста или музыкальном исполнении) ; ad-lib (в разговоре, чтении написанного текста или музыкальном исполнении) ; wing it (в любой области) makár. strike ; ad-lib a joke ; do an improvisation ; improvise on makár., inf., lat. ad-lib (обыкн на сцене или по радио) makár., lat. ad-librium (обыкн на сцене или по радио) mús., amer. ride (в джазе) mús., argot jam (в джазе) mús., makár. vamp (особ. аккомпанемент) teatr., makár. fake a line gen. ad-libbed (Alex Nord ; on the fly (Alex Lilo ; by the seat of pants (suburbian educ. on the spot (RD3QG jerg. off the cuff gen. ad lib inf. ad-lib inf., lat. ad libitum gen. extemporize ; improvise jerg. off the cuff
