loopmark

noun
UK /ˈluːp.mɑːk/
US /ˈluːp.mɑːrk/

A loopmark is a little mark shaped like a circle that shows where something goes.

She drew a loopmark on the map to show the start of the trail.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small loop-shaped tag attached to clothing or gear for identification.

He clipped a loopmark to his backpack so he could find it at camp.

3. A circular stitch used in sewing or knitting to hold fabric in place.

The tailor added a loopmark to keep the hem from fraying.

4. In computing, a marker placed in code to show where a loop begins or ends.

The programmer left a loopmark beside the repeating block of instructions.

5. A rounded trail sign that guides hikers along a circular route.

Follow the blue loopmark to stay on the loop trail.