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  • phrases - jury-rigged, or jerry-rigged - English Language Usage . . .
    The much later jerry-rigged splits the difference, according to the Eleventh Collegiate, but perhaps tends a bit closer to jerry-built than to jury-rigged: organized or constructed in a crude or improvised manner
  • Is there a single noun in English for jerry-rigged?
    12 Gambiarra in Brazilian Portuguese means a device, solution, or means to an end made impromptu, usually in a sloppy way and lacking care I was wondering if there was a single word in English for such a concept The closest I found was the two-word verb 'jerry-rig,' but I couldn't find a noun for it
  • etymology - Did or didnt the jury- prefix (jury-rigged, jury-mast . . .
    An early use of this variant is from 1788: 1788 T Newte Tour Eng Scotl 116 The ships to be jury rigged: that is, to have smaller masts, yards, and rigging, than would be required for actual service The topic of jury-rigging has been discussed here: "jury-rigged", or "jerry-rigged," but the posts make no mention of the "injury" connection
  • how did the epithet nigger come into usage?
    My research has resulted in theoretical reasons for the usage of the term "nigger", and I have failed to uncover any evidence as to how this nasty little epithet evolved into the usage and connotat
  • Marina Guimarães - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Q A for linguists, etymologists, and serious English language enthusiasts
  • verbs - Word for temporarily fix an issue with makeshift equipment . . .
    Wikipedia jury-rig; jerry-build; jerry-rig; gerry-rig The first is an authentic nautical phrase, dating from the early 17th century Derived from jury-mast (= temporary replacement for a ship's broken mast), the jury part here has nothing to do with 12 peers deciding someone's fate
  • Did these quotes really originate from Jerry Maguire?
    Have any of these quotes ever been attested to earlier than the movie, or did Jerry Maguire really coin them all? To be clear, I'm asking about the four quotes claimed on the Wikipedia page:
  • Name for a device purposefully put together from faulty parts
    1 Jerry rigged Urban dictionary To fix an object (usually mechanical) to a working condition in a haphazard way Merriam-webster Organized or constructed in a crude or improvised manner
  • What is the meaning of the phrase moving the needle?
    I believe this is a reference to the old analog Vu meter used in audio recording Vu stood for Volume Units When recording, some audio sources were not even loud enough to make the needle move off the bottom- in other words it was too faint to be of much use to record So saying that something is moving the needle means that it is enough to register or make a difference to the user- enough
  • A cheap and dirty solution - help me offend someone
    Jury-Rigged or Jerry-rigged speaks to an expedient if ugly solution to a problem If one uses the term "Jerry-Rigged" you might be able to offend those of German descent





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