barbarian\ method

barbarian\ method
To fix an imperfection of mechanical nature using brute force - i.e., a hammer. See the tool.

We were surprised at his speed repairing the car using the barbarian method.


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  • the\ tool — Hammer, esp. when used to destroy an item that has not responded to reasonable requests to repair itself; usually requiring the use of The Tool, Part II (i.e. credit card) to replace said item. (See also barbarian method) We knew to put on safety …   Dictionary of american slang

  • the\ tool — Hammer, esp. when used to destroy an item that has not responded to reasonable requests to repair itself; usually requiring the use of The Tool, Part II (i.e. credit card) to replace said item. (See also barbarian method) We knew to put on safety …   Dictionary of american slang

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