gram
- noun
- /ɡræm/
- Specialized
- He measured the ingredients precisely, using a scale that read one gram for accuracy.
- 10 g
- 50 g
- 5 g
And sail itself contains a few grams of equipment.
- And sail itself contains a few grams of equipment.
- So things like gut, liver tissues per gram of tissue are very active.
- So I actually measured my poo for a while in grams and did before and after.
- He going to come out sniffing for grams, you know, like a rabbit.
- I would say eating your body weight and grams of protein per day.
- I'll throw, I'll throw a fucking half a gram of oat milk.
Examples
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So we've broken these down gram per gram to compare them for each category.
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Daniel sat at the kitchen table, comparing the number of fiber grams on cereal boxes.
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And in that box you get almost a gram of product per thing.
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And so he text me asking if I could middle man a gram and I did.
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And you take about a gram, give her so a day.
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Barely hold, probably half a gram, but thank you.
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You got about ten grams there.
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And only four net grams of carbs in each serving.
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Twenty-five grams next week.
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As far as fat goes, for 2,500 calories, you're gonna want about 80 grams of total fat in a day.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A lab test that uses dyes and a microscope to show if bacteria keep a purple colour
- Archaic
A unit of heat equal to energy needed to raise 1 gram of water by 1°C at normal air pressure
- Specialized
Amount of a substance in grams that reacts with 8 grams of oxygen or 1.008 grams of hydrogen
- Specialized
A lab method to tell types of bacteria by staining them to see if they keep a purple dye
- Indian
A small plant that people in India grow for its edible seeds and for animal feed
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Etymology
Gram comes from an old Greek word gramma that meant 'small weight', so it became the name for a very small unit of mass. That's why you also see the same root in kilogram, where kilo- means 'thousand', and a gram is one small part of a kilo.