tS="It might be a <b>kludge</b>," he admitted, "but it works."<br><br>I really don't want to have to offer the customer a <b>kludge</b> implementation.&tQ=<b>Kludge</b> refers to:&tC=a temporary fix| a fortuitous mistake|inelegant software| an unplanned benefit| an overly complex and expensive solution&cC=3&fB=<b>Kludge</b> refers to a software or hardware configuration that, while inelegant, inefficient, clumsy, or patched together, succeeds in solving a specific problem or performing a particular task. <b>Kludge</b> is pronounced KLOOODJ and also spelled kluge.
