take-backscheme
nounUK /ˈteɪk bæk skiːm/
US /ˈteɪk bæk skiːm/
A take-backscheme is a plan to take something back after you gave it away.
The kids made a take-backscheme so they could get their toys back after the swap.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sneaky plan to undo a deal or promise.
His take-backscheme fell apart when everyone remembered the original agreement.
3. A rule or trick that lets someone cancel a gift or trade.
The game had a take-backscheme that let players reverse their last move.
4. A way to get back something you lost or lent.
She used a clever take-backscheme to recover her borrowed book.