recallcord

noun
UK /rɪˈkɔːlkɔːd/
US /rɪˈkɔːlkɔːrd/

A special string you pull to make something remember or come back.

She pulled the recallcord on her toy robot, and it walked back to her.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cord used to bring back a saved setting on a machine.

He tugged the recallcord to restore the old settings on the machine.

3. A rope that helps you remember where you came from.

The hikers tied a recallcord to the tree so they could find the trail again.

4. A pull-string that makes a device repeat its last message.

The talking bear repeated its song when she pulled the recallcord.