coretype

noun
UK /ˈkɔːtaɪp/
US /ˈkɔːrtaɪp/

A coretype is the main kind or basic pattern of something.

The teacher said our class coretype is 'helpers' because we all like to help others.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In biology, a coretype is the main form of a living thing used as a standard for comparison.

Scientists used the coretype of the flower to compare the new species.

3. In design, a coretype is the basic shape or model that other designs are built from.

The designer started with a simple coretype before adding colors and details.

4. In computing, a coretype is the fundamental data pattern a system is built around.

The program's coretype decides how all the information is stored.