jackleg
/ˈdʒækˌlɛɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A person who works unskilledly or without proper qualifications, especially in a trade.
“The amateur electrician was accused of being a jackleg who didn’t know what he was doing.”
2. noun
An unorthodox or unconventional method or approach, especially in a trade or profession.
“The carpenter used a jackleg technique to fix the broken beam, which amazed everyone with its ingenuity.”
3. verb
To do something in an unorthodox or unconventional way, especially in a trade or profession.
“The doctor jacklegged the surgery, using an untested technique that raised some eyebrows among his colleagues.”