macgyvered 

To use the seemingly useless trinkets and objects in your close vicinity together to accomplish an otherwise impossible task.

So I took my shoelaces, tied them together, lassoed the gas petal (with a paperclip), slid a wrench down it (to change the direction of force), threaded it through the steering wheel, and attached it to the door handle, so when I opened the car door and jumped out, the force from opening the door would cause the car to let on the gas and drive towards the men with the bazookas, letting me escape.”

macgyvered by Mark Hoye July 8, 2005

reverse macgyvered 

(Verb) To transform a technologically advanced item into something totally worthless, usually through an act of utter stupidity.

Dude, you totally reverse macgyvered my cell phone into a paper weight when you dropped it in the toilet.

reverse macgyvered by Cyndiloohoo November 8, 2008

McGyver style 

When you make something into something else that it wasn't originally used for.

Damn, you made that can into a pipe, McGyver style!

McGyver style by Korea May 13, 2005

McGyver 

v. To use an item for a purpose of which it was not designed for.

She mcgyvered her lighter to hit the nails in.

McGyver by sak November 23, 2003

Mcgyverism

The art of making household items into deferent contraptions

Sable and Troy got an A in Mcgyverism class

Mcgyverism by HaloElite May 25, 2010

mcgyver 

1. Of or relating to the show of the same name. Starring Richard Dean Anderson, aka Sexy Beast.

2. To fix or construct something using only the materials at hand, such as a paper clip and a drinking straw. Requires awesome sKILLz.

1. SpikeTV is awesome because they show four hours of Star Trek followed by one hour of McGyver every weekday.

2. I mcgyvered the window so it wouldn't leak anymore.

mcgyver by lizzi May 20, 2005

Mcgyver Bong 

A bong made out of any materials a person has in close proximity.

Example: "get me a roll of toilet paper and some tin foil so I can make us a McGyver Bong"

Mcgyver Bong by Susie Wallace November 29, 2007