masscode

noun
UK /ˈmæs.kəʊd/
US /ˈmæs.koʊd/

A masscode is a special set of letters and numbers that a computer uses to keep track of a lot of information.

The teacher typed the masscode into the computer to find the class list.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large collection of computer instructions written together as one block.

The engineer saved the masscode file before running the program.

3. A secret string of characters used to unlock a group of files at once.

Only the manager knew the masscode for the locked folder.

4. A code that stands for a big batch of items in a store or warehouse.

The worker scanned the masscode to count all the boxes.