recessrule

noun
UK /ˈriːsɛs ruːl/
US /ˈriːsɛs ruːl/

A recessrule is a rule kids follow during playtime at school.

The teacher reminded us that no running in the hall is a recessrule.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rule that applies only during a break in a formal meeting.

The committee adopted a recessrule for side conversations.

3. A guideline for how a temporary pause in an activity is handled.

The game's recessrule says everyone must freeze when the whistle blows.

4. A regulation governing behavior during a court or legislative recess.

The judge explained the recessrule about not discussing the case.