mortarbatch
nounUK /ˈmɔːtəbætʃ/
US /ˈmɔːrtərbætʃ/
A mortarbatch is a big mix of cement and sand used to stick bricks together.
The builder made a fresh mortarbatch to fix the garden wall.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A single prepared amount of mortar made at one time.
They used up the whole mortarbatch before lunch.
3. A messy, sticky mixture of things.
His science project turned into a mortarbatch of glue and paper.
4. A batch of work done together in construction.
The crew finished the mortarbatch of wall repairs by noon.