quick and dirty
(also quick-and-dirty) adjectiveDefinition
› used for describing a quick calculation, method, etc., especially one that is done or used until you have enough time or money to do or use a more careful one: No retirement projection is perfect, but a quick-and-dirty one is far better than none at all.
(Definition of quick and dirty adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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