shapeorders

noun
UK /ˈʃeɪpˌɔːdəz/
US /ˈʃeɪpˌɔːrdərz/

Shapeorders are orders that tell you what shapes to make or use.

The teacher gave us shapeorders to build a square and a triangle with blocks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Instructions in a game about arranging shapes in a certain way.

Follow the shapeorders to win the puzzle game.

3. A list of shapes a machine must cut or draw.

The robot read the shapeorders and cut out five circles.

4. Rules for how shapes should be placed in a design.

The artist used shapeorders to arrange the tiles neatly.