bulkcode

noun
UK /ˈbʌlk.kəʊd/
US /ˈbʌlk.koʊd/

A big set of secret letters and numbers used to mark many things at once.

The warehouse used a bulkcode to label all the boxes in one go.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A single code that stands for a whole group of items instead of just one.

Instead of printing a code on every can, they printed one bulkcode for the whole crate.

3. A large amount of computer instructions written together as one unit.

The programmer saved the bulkcode in a single file for the team.

4. A secret password shared by many people in the same group.

Only club members knew the bulkcode to open the back door.