Consider **co-ideal**.
This may be helpful in remembering the main property of this new item.
What I mean is that $F$ is ideal means $$\forall A,B : A \cup B \in F \equiv A \in F \land B \in F$$ and the dual of $\cup$ is $\cap$, and the dual of $\land$ is $\vee$, so `dualising' the formula for ideal yields the formula $$\forall A,B : A \cap B \in F \equiv A \in F \lor B \in F$$ which means $F$ is ``co-ideal'' :D
Hope that helps!