fallbackorder

noun
UK /ˈfɔːlbækˌɔːdə/
US /ˈfɔːlbækˌɔːrdər/

A fallback order is a plan you use if your first plan does not work.

If the store is closed, our fallback order is to buy snacks at the gas station.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a fallback order is the next command or setting a system tries when the first one fails.

The program uses a fallback order to find the file in another folder.

3. In business, a fallback order is a second order placed in case the first order is canceled.

The shop kept a fallback order ready in case the main shipment was delayed.

4. In games, a fallback order is the backup move a player makes when the main move is blocked.

Her fallback order was to pass the ball to a teammate.