launchcommand
nounUK /lɔːntʃ kəˈmɑːnd/
US /lɔːntʃ kəˈmænd/
A special instruction that tells a computer to start a program.
She typed the launchcommand to open the game.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An order given to begin a rocket or spacecraft mission.
The launchcommand was given at dawn, and the rocket lifted off.
3. A signal that starts a planned activity or event.
The manager's launchcommand kicked off the new project.
4. A button or menu option that starts an application.
Click the launchcommand icon on the desktop to begin.