Terminology question: "tracking" branches

["Björn Steinbrink" <B.Steinbrink@gmx.de>]

On 2008.10.22 16:59:58 +0200, Michael J Gruber wrote:
> - a remote branch (a branch in your local repo which is a copy of a
> branch in a remote repo; stored under refs/remotes, never to be modified
> locally)
> - a (remote) tracking branch (a local branch which is set up to pull
> from a remote branch by default)

(Remote) tracking branches are actually what you called remote branches,
at least according to the git glossary. But I wonder, what is the right
term for a branch that has the --track setup for pull?

On #git I usually fall back to some variation of "a branch that is
configured for 'git pull'" or something similarly verbose (and maybe
that's even partially wrong/inaccurate/incomplete?). And I always try to
stick to saying "remote tracking branch" and not just "tracking branch"
(as the glossary does) to avoid confusion as best as I can. But that
feels quite suboptimal.

So, is there some term that describes a local branch that has been
configured for "git pull"?

Thanks,
Björn