newbatch

noun
UK /ˈnjuː.bætʃ/
US /ˈnuː.bætʃ/

A new group of things or people that come together at the same time.

The bakery made a newbatch of cookies this morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fresh set of students starting a class or program together.

The school welcomed a newbatch of first graders in September.

3. A newly produced amount of something made in one go.

The factory shipped a newbatch of toys to the stores.

4. A new version or update of computer files processed together.

The programmer ran a newbatch of test files overnight.