multi-alphabetcode

noun
UK /ˌmʌltiˈælfəbɛt kəʊd/
US /ˌmʌltiˈælfəbɛt koʊd/

A multi-alphabetcode is a secret code that uses more than one set of letters or symbols to hide a message.

The spies wrote their note in a multi-alphabetcode so nobody could read it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system in computing that encodes data using several different character sets at once.

The program used a multi-alphabetcode to store text in many languages.

3. A puzzle or game where players must switch between different letter systems to solve it.

The escape room challenge was a multi-alphabetcode that took us an hour to crack.

4. A way of writing that mixes letters, numbers, and symbols to keep information private.

Her diary was written in a multi-alphabetcode only she could understand.