dispatchacode

noun
UK /dɪˈspætʃəˌkəʊd/
US /dɪˈspætʃəˌkoʊd/

A special code that tells a message where to go.

The robot used a dispatchacode to send its message to the right computer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A secret set of letters that helps a package find its way.

The mail carrier scanned the dispatchacode on the box.

3. A quick signal used to start a job.

The machine beeped when it received the dispatchacode.

4. A label that sorts messages into groups.

Each dispatchacode put the letters into the correct pile.