addresscode

noun
UK /əˈdres kəʊd/
US /əˈdres koʊd/

A special code that tells where a place or person is.

Please write your addresscode on the envelope so the letter can find you.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short set of letters and numbers used by a computer to find a device on a network.

The technician typed the addresscode to connect the printer to the network.

3. A secret set of characters used to unlock or reach a protected place online.

Keep your addresscode private so no one else can open your account.

4. A label used by a delivery company to sort packages by area.

The courier scanned the addresscode to send the box to the right town.