batchloop

noun
UK /ˈbætʃluːp/
US /ˈbætʃlup/

A batchloop is a loop that goes around and around a group of things.

The computer used a batchloop to check every file in the folder.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A repeated set of tasks done on a group of items all at once.

The factory runs a batchloop to paint a hundred toys at a time.

3. In computing, a program loop that handles a collection of data together.

The script's batchloop processed all the images overnight.

4. A recurring meeting or review of a whole group's work.

Our weekly batchloop lets the team check every project at once.