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batch (iou) and RIGHT OF HABITATION (law)


batch (iou)



batch noun1 & verb1. L15.

A. noun.
The process of Baking. L15-M16.
A Baking; the quantity of bread produced at one Baking. Also = batch loaf below. L15.
The quantity of flour or dough used for one Baking. Long arch. M16.
Coverdale A lytle leauen sowreth the whole batche, wherwith it is myngled.
The sort or lot to which a thing belongs by origin. L16-E18.
Milton This worthy Motto, No Bishop, no King is of the same batch, and infanted out of the same feares.
A quantity produced at one operation. E18.
M. E. Braddon That last batch of soup was excellent.
A number of things or persons coming at once and treated as a set; (less commonly) a quantity of a thing coming at one time, an instalment. L18.
T. Hood I am not going to favour you with a batch of Politics. Saki Several packages, evidently an early batch of Christmas presents. G. Gorer Most of the questions were arranged in batches of 4 or 5 dealing with the same subject. A. Schlee The next batch of tourists was arriving at the head of the path.
Comb.: batch loaf a loaf baked close to others in a batch (and so not completely crusted at the sides). batch process: treating materials in batches, not continuously; batch processing (a) the processing of raw materials in batches in an industrial process; (b) Computing the processing of previously collected batches of data, Jobs, etc., esp. offline without user intervention; batch production = batch process above.
b. verb trans. Treat or arrange in batches. L19.

RIGHT OF HABITATION (law)


RIGHT OF HABITATION. By this term, in Louisiana, is understood the right of dwelling gratuitously in a house, the property of another. Civ. Code, Art. dwelling gratuitously in a house, the property of another. Civ. Code, Art. 623; 3 Toull. ch. 2, p. 325; 14 Toull. n. 279, p. 330; Poth. h.t., n. 22-623; 3 Toull. ch. 2, p. 325; 14 Toull. n. 279, p. 330; Poth. h.t., n. 22-25. 25.