rightcode

noun
UK /ˈraɪt.kəʊd/
US /ˈraɪt.koʊd/

A rightcode is a secret set of letters or numbers that lets you open or use something.

She typed the rightcode into the lock and the door opened.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A correct answer code used to check a test or quiz.

The teacher used the rightcode to mark all the papers quickly.

3. A special code that shows something is genuine or allowed.

The ticket had a rightcode printed on it so it could not be copied.

4. A set of rules for doing something the correct way.

The club follows a rightcode for how members should behave.