fixedloop
nounUK /ˈfɪkstluːp/
US /ˈfɪkstluːp/
A loop that stays the same size and does not come undone.
The climber tied a fixedloop in the rope so it would not slip.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A repeating section of computer code that runs a set number of times.
The program used a fixedloop to print the same message ten times.
3. A closed path in a graph or network that returns to its starting point without changing.
The engineer traced a fixedloop through the circuit diagram.
4. A set route or track that vehicles follow without variation.
The bus follows a fixedloop around the city center.