read-and-write

adjective
UK /ˌriːd ən ˈraɪt/
US /ˌriːd ən ˈraɪt/

Able to read and also able to write.

The school gave every read-and-write student a new notebook.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A storage device or file that allows data to be both read and written.

Save the file to a read-and-write disk so you can edit it later.

3. A learning approach that combines reading and writing activities.

The teacher used a read-and-write method to help students remember new words.

4. Permission to view and change a document or file.

She was given read-and-write access to the shared folder.