laterorder

noun
UK /ˈleɪtərˌɔːdə/
US /ˈleɪtərˌɔːrdər/

A laterorder is a special instruction that tells you to do something at a later time.

The teacher gave us a laterorder to line up after the bell rings.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sequence in which items are arranged from earliest to latest.

The files were sorted in laterorder, starting with the oldest.

3. A request to receive something at a future date.

She placed a laterorder for the new book so it would arrive next month.

4. A command in a program that runs after other steps finish.

The robot followed a laterorder to close the door last.