improvize
improvise BrE *

Surely you could improvize in some way.

All the music they do is improvised at the moment.

Much of it is improvised, in one way or another.

I am not at all certain he could improvise on the field level.

Things had gone wrong several times, but he'd always been able to get around them, to improvise.

I was improvising a lot when we were making the film.

The ground rules are being improvised as we go along.

They had to learn to improvise, since anything could be expected.

You had to improvise every day to keep it going.

He was also known for his ability to improvise on the field.

They were trying to find some new ways of improvising.

This is also not possible to improvise in the space of 24 hours.

They then had to improvise their way through the scene.

On the first take, they let the players improvise their own lines.

Older children may be much more ready to improvise for themselves.

"As you have said to me at certain times, we must improvise."

The need to improvise meant that they might not be coming back.

There had to be some music for this, or something he could improvise.

From lack of practice or need, the Race did not improvise well.

Did you notice the second part seemed sort of improvised?

And I improvised on the basis of what he had just given away about himself.

But how easily he'd been able to improvise a way around it.

At the moment, he would have to do without it, improvise.

It seemed to him that he was probably improvising them.

I was caught short of time in both cases and had to improvise.

Most of the dialogue done on the show is improvised.