patchpackage

noun
UK /ˈpætʃˌpækɪdʒ/
US /ˈpætʃˌpækɪdʒ/

A patchpackage is a small bag or box that holds pieces used to fix something.

The mechanic opened the patchpackage to find the parts he needed for the tire.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A software bundle that contains files used to update or fix a program.

The developer downloaded a patchpackage to fix the bug in the app.

3. A collection of fabric patches sold together for sewing or decorating.

She bought a patchpackage of colorful squares for her quilt.

4. A small packet of seeds or plants used to fill bare spots in a garden.

He spread a patchpackage of grass seed over the worn lawn.