files

noun
  1. A collection of data or information that is stored on a computer or other digital device, typically identified by a unique name. noun
    She saved the document as a PDF file on her computer.
    The software allows you to organize your files into folders.
  2. A tool with a roughened surface used for smoothing or shaping a hard material. noun
    He used a metal file to smooth the edges of the wooden board.
    The jeweler carefully filed the ring to achieve the perfect fit.
  3. A line or queue of people or things arranged one behind the other. noun
    The students walked in a single file down the hallway.
    The soldiers marched in file across the field.
  4. To submit or present a document or application formally for consideration or judgment. verb
    She filed her taxes before the deadline.
    The lawyer filed a motion to dismiss the case.
  5. To arrange or place in a specific order, often in a systematic way. verb
    He filed the documents alphabetically in the cabinet.
    The librarian filed the new books on the shelves.