Batches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATCHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• BATCH, to collect together
• arrange (things) in sets or groups
NOUN:
• a quantity or consignment of goods produced at one time
• a number of things or people regarded as a group or set
• a group of records processed as a single unit, usually without input from a user
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring together

Words related to BATCHES

batch12 batched15 batching16

How to use BATCHES in a sentence

• He is the official who tried people in batches and convicted them after a farcical trial.
• All night long we toiled with most savage energy, dividing our number into two batches, so that one might go to the oars as the other tired, turn and turn about.
• The wounded almost always came in large batches, and the reason of this was the method of distribution adopted by the authorities.
• Finally, about eight hundred feet down, we stopped, and got out on to firm ground and waited for the others, who came in batches of four.
• In Dublin, the Anglo-Irishmen of the Pale were being brought to trial for treason, and hung or beheaded in batches.
• They were tried in batches, and every batch was condemned, Dougherty speaking out the case against them.
• The prisoners were crowded below, and were only allowed to come on deck in batches of five or six for an hour at a time.
• The test and measure of statistical truth lies in the degree of accordance between results obtained from different batches of instances of the same generic class.
• They were now marched out from the inner court in batches of thirty at a time, drawn up in rank, stripped, and examined with such rigid scrutiny as I dare not precise.
• To this must be added the nine yearly batches of trained Landsturm, which, after the same deductions, will come likewise to 911,250.
• Sometimes they are made one by one, and occasionally, or, I believe, more frequently in batches of three or more, in order to save time and heighten the effect.
• Frequently batches of female convicts were despatched to New South Wales, and, according to the custom at Newgate, departure was preceded by total disregard of order.
• Fresh meat and fruit were abundant, and we were allowed ashore in batches.
• The potting should be done in batches to insure a succession of flowers, and the first lot may be put in at the end of August, or beginning of September.
• A continuous supply may be secured by potting batches at short intervals.
• Well, we have never yet been able to obtain two batches of precisely the same shade.
• Fresh batches of victims were being driven in, until there threatened soon to be no room in the water for any more.
• Every year large batches of youths with a mere smattering of knowledge are turned out into a world that has little or no use for them.
• Six times the native troops fired upon batches of naked, kneeling men, and six times the white soldiers stood behind them with raised rifles, in case of hesitation.
• Of course it is not advisable to keep the same bath or liquor in work always, but after about twenty or thirty batches of goods are dyed to throw it away and start a fresh liquor.
• For nine days he lay there, rummaging the ships, taking in water, and sending the men ashore in batches to shake off the sickness with which, as usual, the fleet was attacked.
• The Revolutionary Tribunal, after disposing of several large batches from the Robespierrists and the Commune, was reorganized though not suppressed.
• It is, said Panurge, my lord the king of the three batches, or threadbare sovereign.
• It was as mysterious as pigment, her cream, and as true, and netted her, with occasional extra batches, an average of two hundred dollars a month.
• New batches of recruits, constantly arriving for the regulars, soon gave the Ninety-ninth an average of a hundred and eighty men to the company, or forty-five men to each platoon.
• The cleverness and daring of the Maori also scored in the repeated escapes of batches of prisoners.
• Loyalists were training after working hours in batches on various open spaces.
• In order to ensure uniformity several batches are blended together, and stored for some time before being issued for use.
• Ignorant cooks generally spoil several batches by persisting in putting in baking powder or soda, as they can not believe that the puffs will rise without.

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