batch

noun
UK /bætʃ/
US /bætʃ/

A batch is a group of things made or done together.

Mom baked a batch of cookies for the party.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A quantity of goods produced at one time.

The factory shipped a new batch of toys.

3. A group of computer jobs or data processed together.

The program runs a batch of files overnight.

4. To mix or process things together in one group.

They batch the orders every morning.