passback
/ˈpæsbæk/Definitions
1. noun
A return of the ball to the player who threw it, typically in American football or rugby.
“The quarterback received a passback from his teammate and threw a touchdown pass.”
2. noun
The act of returning something to a person or organization, especially a payment or a debt.
“After the company went bankrupt, the investors received a passback on their investments.”
3. verb
To return something to a person or organization, especially a payment or a debt.
“The bank will passback the loan to the customer after the payment is made.”