measuredloop

noun
UK /ˈmɛʒ.əd.luːp/
US /ˈmɛʒ.ɚd.luːp/

A measured loop is a circle you make with a string or rope after checking its size.

The teacher tied a measured loop of rope around the cones.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A repeating set of steps in a computer program that counts or checks something.

The program used a measured loop to count every item in the list.

3. A closed path in science whose length or size has been found exactly.

The scientist drew a measured loop on the map to show the route.

4. A piece of music that repeats a short rhythm at a set, steady speed.

The drummer played a measured loop while the band joined in.