noun
definition
A machine that is complicated and precarious.
definition
Any object.
Examples of contraptions in a Sentence
Large trees were often moved, using various contraptions invented for the purpose.
In the early years, ingenious contraptions were devised, like the trolley seen here in use during work on the long groin.
You're not supposed to spend hours using single muscles moving strange metal contraptions in time to bad house music.
Mason demonstrated his musical ability at several stages throughout the night by playing drums, guitar and an impressive assortment of percussion contraptions.
The mobile phone enthusiasts on the Internet have devised some rather clever contraptions that may increase your signal.
Many little girls' swimsuits come with criss-crossing straps, multiple ribbons and bows and other cutesy contraptions.
Some students choose to do projects that require observing plants over a period of months or building complicated contraptions.
These iron contraptions trimmed the waist and concealed the chest, giving women boyish figures.
You're not going to see any green-skinned beings living in alien jungles, toting unrecognizable weapon-like contraptions in this show.
There's enough free-roaming gameplay, nutty stunts and contraptions to keep any gamer's tongue planted firmly in cheek.
Which one of these damn contraptions is the real thing?