improvise
//ˈɪm.prə.vaɪz//
Verb
improviseInfinitive
improvisePresent tense
improvisedPast tense
improvisedPast participle
improvisingPresent participle
improvisesThird-person singular
1
To create, perform, or produce something spontaneously or without preparation, especially in music, drama, or speech.
The jazz musician had to improvise when he forgot the melody.
2
To make or construct something from whatever materials are available, often in an emergency or unexpected situation.
We had to improvise a shelter from branches and leaves when the storm came.