passcode
- noun
- /ˈpæskəʊd/
- Dyson then enters a passcode at a console and the vault unlocks itself with a sequence of clunks.
- enter a passcode
- forget the passcode
- change the passcode
OK, it doesn't really matter what length or how complicated your passcode is.
- OK, it doesn't really matter what length or how complicated your passcode is.
- You can now lock a note with your iPhone passcode, not a random passcode that you enter and then forget later on.
- You must use Face ID or an old school passcode.
- So basically hit the self destruct thing and type in your passcode.
- That exact middle C buzzing is like a secret passcode that unlocks pollen trapped inside flowers.
- One time my girl went through my phone, and the crazy part is you'd have a passcode.
- If I need the passcodes to the streaming services on my phone, I don't know what they are, but Barbara knows.
- And we freaking know the passcode like for how to get in.
Examples
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What's the passcode?
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You'll need to enter the passcode again to do so.
Blog text (13) -
You should use a longer passcode for your phone.
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Did you take the passcode off your phone?
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May I have your name and the passcode?
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First, type in my passcode.
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Did you punch in your passcode?
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I don't have the passcode.
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It's a four-digit numeric passcode that makes logging on much quicker.
Blog text (5) -
You should use a longer passcode for your phone.
Synonyms
A secret word or phrase that lets you access an account
A sequence of numbers or letters that opens a lock
A set of numbers or letters you enter to open a locked device such as a phone
A group of words used like a password to unlock files or accounts
A digital code on a device that lets you sign into an account
A set of numbers or letters used to unlock an account
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Morphology
Etymology
Passcode combines pass (as in passport, 'to allow through') and code ('a set of secret signs'). So a passcode is a secret set of signs that lets you pass into a device, account, or place.