patterncheck

verb
UK /ˈpætən tʃek/
US /ˈpætərn tʃek/

To look closely to see if things repeat in a neat way.

Before we cut the fabric, let's patterncheck the stripes so they line up.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To test whether a set of data follows an expected repeating shape.

The software will patterncheck the sensor readings for weekly cycles.

3. To make sure a printed or woven design matches up at the seams.

The tailor had to patterncheck the plaid before sewing the jacket.

4. To look for a repeated habit or trend in someone's behavior.

Teachers patterncheck how often students forget their homework.

5. A quick look to confirm that a repeated design is correct.

A final patterncheck showed the tiles were evenly spaced.