smallcommand

noun
UK /ˈsmɔːl.kəˈmɑːnd/
US /ˈsmɔːl.kəˈmænd/

A small command is a little instruction that tells someone or something to do a simple thing.

The teacher gave a smallcommand to line up quietly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A minor instruction given to a computer program.

The script ran a smallcommand to rename the file.

3. A brief order given by a leader to a small group.

The captain issued a smallcommand to the scouts.

4. A short, simple rule in a game.

Players must follow each smallcommand on the card.