/ˈdʒækˌlɛɡ/
NOUN
A person who lacks the necessary skill, training, experience, or qualifications to perform a particular job or professional task competently.
Used to describe someone who performs work without adequate professional training, experience, or technical expertise.
Used particularly in a critical or derogatory sense for people who claim professional expertise but lack the proper qualifications, competence, or standards of their profession.
NOUN
A person who behaves dishonestly, cheats others, or disregards accepted ethical and professional standards for personal advantage.
Used to describe someone who engages in deception, corruption, cheating, or other unethical conduct.
ADJECTIVE
Something assembled, arranged, or performed using improvised methods or inadequate materials, often without proper planning, skill, or professional standards.
Used to describe makeshift structures, equipment, or solutions put together as temporary substitutes rather than properly designed or professionally constructed alternatives.
Used to criticize work, repairs, or constructions that are carelessly executed, technically inadequate, or below acceptable professional standards.
NOUN
A type of pneumatic rock drill supported by a compressed-air-powered leg that helps position and advance the drilling mechanism.
Used in mining and rock excavation to describe a lightweight pneumatic drilling machine equipped with a supporting air leg that assists with positioning and drilling into rock.