fluidounce
- noun
- /ˈfluːɪdaʊns/
- UK
- A fluidounce is equivalent to about 28.4 milliliters.
Examples
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This bottle holds exactly eight fluidounces of cough syrup.
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You need to measure one fluidounce of water.
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A British pint contains 20 fluidounces, unlike the American pint.
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The recipe calls for 4 fluidounces of milk, so measure carefully.
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A British pint contains 20 fluidounces, unlike the American pint.
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The recipe calls for 4 fluidounces of milk, so measure carefully.
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This bottle holds exactly eight fluidounces of cough syrup.
Synonyms
A unit for measuring small amounts of liquid, about 28 millilitres in Britain and about 30 millilitres in America
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fluidounce is made of fluid ('flowing') and ounce ('a small measure'), so it means an 'ounce' for liquids. That's why a fluidounce is a small British unit for liquids, about 28.4 millilitres.