A later variant of Baudot code.

(UK politics) A code of conduct for government ministers in the United Kingdom.

(Canada, medicine) An incident where a person acts violently.

Rule according to which a man shouldn't get involved with a woman whom his friend has previously shown interest in.

An (often handwritten) alphanumeric matrix proving paid postage, used in place of postage stamps.

(telegraphy) A form of Morse code used to encode Japanese-language messages written in kana for transmission via telegram.

(transitive) To invoke or impose a dress code upon (someone); to take disciplinary action on (someone) for violating a dress code.

A flat circular object consisting of concentric portions printed with codes or patterns that appear at certain positions as the wheel is rotated, used as a form of copy protection distributed with older video games.

plural of code wheel

(computing) (of a development environment) Primarily involving a graphical user interface rather than a text-based one.