See Also: Schedule 13d(money)
Schedule C(money)
Schedule(money)
Schedule 13D(finance)
Schedule C(finance)
schedule(1)(dictionary)
schedule(2)(dictionary)
Schedule(medicine)
schedule 1, noun(dictionary)
BAIL SCHEDULE(law)

schedule(2) (iou)



schedule verb trans. M19.
[from SCHEDULE noun Cf. SKED verb.]
Put or enter in a schedule or list; spec. (a) put (something) on a timetable or on a programme of future events; (b) include (a building etc.) on a list of ancient monuments of national importance to be preserved and protected. Also, arrange for (a person or thing) to do something; arrange (an event), esp. for a particular time. M19.
A. Tyler The funeral was scheduled for ten-thirty Saturday morning. Japan Times The ship is scheduled to make eight cruises this year.
Affix as a schedule (esp. to an Act of Parliament). L19.
scheduler noun (a) a person who or machine which arranges a schedule or an appropriate order for the occurrence of planned activities, operations, etc.; (b) Computing a program that arranges jobs or a computer's operations into an appropriate sequence; a part of the hardware designed to perform a similar function: M20.
scheduling verbal noun the action of the verb; spec. the preparation of a timetable for the completion of each stage of a complex project; the coordination of many related actions or tasks into a single time-sequence: L19.