playcommand
nounUK /ˈpleɪ.kəˌmɑːnd/
US /ˈpleɪ.kəˌmænd/
A playcommand is a special word you type or say to make a game or toy start doing something.
She typed the playcommand to make the robot dance.
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2. A spoken word that tells actors or players to begin.
The director shouted the playcommand and the scene started.
3. A setting in a program that starts music or a video.
He added a playcommand so the song begins when the page opens.
4. A rule in a game that tells players what to do next.
The playcommand on the card said to jump twice.