What does BODGE mean?

Here is the dictionary-style output for "bodge": bodge Part of Speech: verb
Definition: to do something badly or without skill; to make a mess of something
Pronunciations: US: /bäj/; UK: /bɒdʒ/
Origin and Usage: The word "bodge" originated in British English in the early 20th century as a slang term meaning "to botch" or "to make a mess of something." It is still commonly used in British English today.
Synonyms: botch, bumble, flub, mess up, muddle
Related Words: badge, dodge, lodge, podge, wedge
Example Sentences:

1. He tried to fix the sink himself, but he ended up bodging it and making it worse.
2. The carpenter bodged the job, and the table ended up being wobbly and unstable.
3. Don bodge the presentation, make sure you practice beforehand.