process [ pro·ce·s·s ]
Noun
A second step in the overall process is to collect data relevant to the problem.
the ageing process
Kraft Foods is likely to set the standard for process cheese innovations.
For our example, we start the two required processes on the same system.
process inks
The plaintiff must issue his process and must serve it on the defendant.
Triangular processes occurred in both bones of pairs 58 times from a total of 334 paired scapulae.
Verb
Beef and pork are nearly always sold natural and minimally processed.
I was not told why I was arrested until after I was processed: obstructing police.
You can also specify if the web page snapshots will be processed.
Origin
Verb
They stood at the back of the church ready to process down the aisle

