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• Bach flower remedies — are dilutions of flower material developed by Edward Bach, an English physician and homeopath, in the 1930s. [As Edward Bach s family name is pronounced Batch (IPA| [bætʃ] ), rather than Bark , they are correctly spoken of as Batch flower… …   Wikipedia

• Batch — may refer to:* Batch (album), an album by Big Drill Car * Batch (alcohol) * batch (Unix), a command to queue jobs for later execution * Batch file * Bach (New Zealand), a holiday home (pronounced batch ) * Batch (bread roll), Other topics related …   Wikipedia

• batch — batch1 [bach] n. [ME bache < OE bacan,BAKE] 1. the amount (of bread, etc.) produced at one baking 2. the amount of material, as dough, needed for one operation 3. the quantity of anything made in one operation or lot 4. a number of things or… …   English World dictionary

• bach — batch …   American English homophones

• batch — bach …   American English homophones

• batch — batch1 /bach/, n. 1. a quantity or number coming at one time or taken together: a batch of prisoners. 2. the quantity of material prepared or required for one operation: mixing a batch of concrete. 3. the quantity of bread, cookies, dough, or the …   Universalium

• batch — I. /bætʃ / (say bach) noun 1. a quantity or a number taken together; a group: a batch of prisoners. 2. the quantity of material prepared or required for one operation or that quantity produced by one operation. 3. the quantity of bread made at… …  

• batch — I [[t]bætʃ[/t]] n. 1) a quantity or number coming at one time or taken together; group; lot: a batch of prisoners[/ex] 2) the quantity of bread, dough, etc., made at one baking: a batch of cookies[/ex] 3) the quantity of material prepared or… …   From formal English to slang

• Batch — This name, with variant spellings Bache and Batch, is of Anglo Saxon topographical origin for a dweller by a stream. The derivation is from the old English pre 7th Century baece , (Middle High German bach ), a stream. One, Robert de Basche,… …   Surnames reference

• Bach — This famous surname recorded in over fifty different spellings, derives from the pre 5th century Olde German and later Anglo Saxon word bah or baecc . This word describes a stream, or as a name specifically someone who lived or worked by a stream …   Surnames reference

• batch — I. noun Etymology: Middle English bache; akin to Old English bacan to bake Date: 15th century 1. the quantity baked at one time ; baking 2. a. the quantity of material prepared or required for one operation; specifically a mixture of raw… …   New Collegiate Dictionary