NOUN THE DECIMAL MEASURING SYSTEM BASED ON THE METER, LITER, AND GRAM AS UNITS OF LENGTH, CAPACITY, AND WEIGHT OR MASS..

THE AMOUNT OF SPACE THAT A SUBSTANCE OR OBJECT OCCUPIES, OR THAT IS ENCLOSED WITHIN A CONTAINER, ESPECIALLY WHEN GREAT.

TYPICALLY A LARGE BODY OF MATTER WITH NO DEFINITE SHAPE.

HOW LONG SOMETHING IS.

IN GENERAL JUST A PHYSICAL SUBSTANCE

HOW HOT OR COLD SOMETHING IS.

OF OR DENOTING A SCALE OF TEMPERATURE IN WHICH WATER FREEZES AT 0° AND BOILS AT 100° UNDER STANDARD CONDITIONS.

A METRIC UNIT OF MASS EQUAL TO ONE THOUSANDTH OF A KILOGRAM.

A METRIC UNIT OF CAPACITY, FORMERLY DEFINED AS THE VOLUME OF 1 KILOGRAM OF WATER

THE FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LENGTH IN THE METRIC SYSTEM, EQUAL TO 100 CENTIMETERS

A DEVICE FOR WEIGHING

A WEIGHING MACHINE

AN INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURING AND INDICATING TEMPERATURE

A STICK WITH MEASUREMENTS ON IT FOR SEEING THE LENGTH OF AN OBJECT

A LIPPED CYLINDRICAL GLASS CONTAINER FOR LABORATORY USE.

A NARROW CYCLINDER FOR LAB USE

A CONTAINER OR BOTTLE

A WAY TO SEE VOLUME IN SOMETHING WITH WATER