trackingtag
nounUK /ˈtrækɪŋ tæɡ/
US /ˈtrækɪŋ tæɡ/
A small tag that helps you find where something is.
The scientist put a trackingtag on the turtle to see where it swims.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A digital label attached to a file or item so it can be found later.
The librarian added a trackingtag to each book in the system.
3. A marker worn by an animal to record its movements.
The bird's trackingtag sent signals back to the research team.
4. A small device on a package that shows where it is during delivery.
Check the trackingtag to see if your parcel has arrived.