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Definition of batch :
1. A quantity of anything produced at one operation; a group or collection of persons or things of the same kind; as, a batch of letters; the next batch of business.
2. The quantity of bread baked at one time.
Synonyms:
crapper, messiness, atomic reactor, cumulus, the great unwashed, gage, peck, freshet, megabucks, fold, plug, troop, nap, flock, mint candy, trade, sight, mussiness, fate, caboodle, potbelly, push-down list, fortune, business deal, down, ken, sess, plentifulness, mountain, bargain, jalopy, voltaic pile, bundle, rush, flowerpot, plenteousness, view, bay window, clutch pedal, tummy, mound, hatful, plenitude, great deal, stool, heap, set, potty, array, portion, hold, upsurge, mint, raft, quite a little, hole, masses, cud, sens, visual sense, circumstances, surge, dope, multitude, wad, fix, muckle, group, spile, hoi polloi, hand, kitty, push-down storage, atomic pile, throne, cumulation, toilet, volume, jam, slew, passel, grass, softwood, big bucks, jackpot, band, bunch, bevy, smokestack, clump, corporation, clutches, whole lot, body, clench, plenty, spate, big money, grasp, muddle, chain reactor, agglomerate, pickle, green goddess, piling, galvanic pile, vision, mass, stilt, push-down stack, deal, potful, mess, push-down store, pile, bus, lot, whole slew, can, mess hall, grip, circle, collection, muss, weed, survey, clutch, plentitude, clasp, bulk, pot, tidy sum, mount, visual modality, people, chew, cluster, draw, knot, kettle of fish, quid, luck, mickle, smoke, potentiometer, clutch bag, locoweed, skunk, destiny, commode, good deal, party, shipment, stack, chaw, quantity
Usage examples:
- She rose from her chair and began putting up the table- leaf and setting out the necessary dishes for a batch of cake. - "Country Neighbors", Alice Brown.
- She belonged in the rear of a batch of a dozen, and had never been properly named. - "O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921", Various.
- The virus might turn out to be a batch of dormant German measles. - "Mate in Two Moves", Winston Marks.