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All answers to “Name a unit of measurement”
269 accepted answers, from “Acre” to “Zettabyte”. The level of each one is hidden: play to see how deep it sinks.
A
- Acre
- Acre-foot
- Aeonalso Eon
- Ampalso Ampere
- Ampere-houralso Amp hour
- Ångströmalso Angstrom
- Arcminutealso Minute of arc
- Arcsecondalso Second of arc
- Are
- Arroba
- Astronomical unitalso AU
- Atmospherealso atm
- Attosecond
B
- Banana equivalent dose
- Bar
- Barleycorn
- Barn
- Barrel
- Baud
- Beard-second
- Becquerel
- Bel
- Bit
- Board foot
- BPMalso Beats per minute
- BTUalso British thermal unit
- Bushel
- Byte
C
- Cablealso Cable length
- Calorie
- Candela
- Caratalso Karat
- Cattyalso Jin
- Celsiusalso Degree Celsius, Centigrade
- Centilitrealso Centiliter
- Centimetrealso Centimeter, cm
- Century
- Chain
- Cord
- Coulomb
- Cubic centimetrealso Cubic centimeter, cc
- Cubic footalso Cubic feet
- Cubic metrealso Cubic meter
- Cubit
- Cup
- Curie
D
- Daltonalso Atomic mass unit, amu
- Darcy
- Day
- Debye
- Decade
- Decibelalso dB
- Decilitrealso Deciliter
- Degree
- Denier
- Dessertspoon
- Digit
- Dioptrealso Diopter
- Dobson unit
- Dots per inchalso DPI
- Dozen
- Dram
- Dunam
- Dyne
E
- Electronvoltalso Electron volt, eV
- Ell
- Em
- Erg
- Erlang
- Exabyte
F
- Fahrenheitalso Degree Fahrenheit
- Farad
- Fathom
- Femtometrealso Femtometer, Fermi
- Femtosecond
- Firkin
- Fluid ouncealso fl oz
- Footalso Feet, ft
- Foot-candle
- Foot-pound
- Fortnight
- Furlong
G
- Gallon
- Gauss
- Gibibyte
- Gigabytealso GB
- Gigahertzalso GHz
- Gigawatt
- Gill
- Gradianalso Grad, Gon
- Grain
- Gramalso Gramme
- Grayalso Grey
- Gross
H
- Hand
- Hectare
- Henry
- Hertzalso Hz
- Hide
- Hogshead
- Horsepoweralso hp
- Hour
- Hundredweight
I
- Inch
J
- Jansky
- Jiffy
- Jigger
- Joule
K
- Katal
- Kelvin
- Kibibyte
- Kilderkin
- Kilobytealso KB
- Kilocaloriealso kcal
- Kilogramalso Kilo, kg
- Kilogram-force
- Kilohertzalso kHz
- Kilojoule
- Kilometrealso Kilometer, km
- Kilometres per houralso Kilometers per hour, km/h, kph
- Kiloton
- Kilowattalso kW
- Kilowatt-houralso kWh
- Kip
- Knot
L
- Lambert
- Langley
- League
- Li
- Light-yearalso Light year, Lightyear
- Link
- Litrealso Liter
- Long tonalso Imperial ton
- Lumen
- Lustrum
- Lux
M
- Mach
- Man-houralso Person-hour
- Maxwell
- Mebibyte
- Megabytealso MB
- Megahertzalso MHz
- Megapixel
- Megaton
- Megawatt
- Metrealso Meter
- Microgram
- Micrometrealso Micrometer, Micron
- Microsecond
- Milalso Thou
- Mile
- Miles per houralso mph
- Millennium
- Milliampere-houralso mAh
- Millibar
- Milligramalso mg
- Millilitrealso Milliliter, ml
- Millimetrealso Millimeter, mm
- Millimetre of mercuryalso Millimeter of mercury, mmHg
- Millisecond
- Mina
- Minim
- Minute
- Molar
- Mole
- Moment
- Momme
- Month
N
- Nanometrealso Nanometer
- Nanosecond
- Nautical mile
- Neper
- Newton
- Nibble
- Nit
O
- Oersted
- Ohm
- Ouncealso oz
P
- Pace
- Palm
- Parsec
- Parts per millionalso ppm
- Pascal
- Peck
- Pennyweight
- Petabyte
- Phon
- Phot
- Pica
- Picometrealso Picometer
- Picosecond
- Picul
- Pint
- Pixel
- Planck length
- Planck time
- Point
- Poise
- Pood
- Poundalso lb, lbs
- Pound-force
- PSIalso Pounds per square inch
- Puncheon
Q
- Quart
- Quintal
R
- Rad
- Radian
- Rankine
- Ream
- Réaumuralso Reaumur
- Rem
- Rodalso Pole, Perch
- Roentgenalso Röntgen
- Rood
- RPMalso Revolutions per minute
S
- Score
- Scovillealso Scoville heat unit
- Scruple
- Second
- Shake
- Shaku
- Shed
- Shekel
- Short tonalso US ton
- Siemensalso Mho
- Sievert
- Slug
- Smoot
- Sol
- Solar mass
- Sone
- Span
- Square footalso Square feet
- Square metrealso Square meter
- Square mile
- Stadionalso Stade
- Steradian
- Stere
- Stokes
- Stone
- Sverdrup
T
- Tablespoonalso tbsp
- Tael
- Talent
- Teaspoonalso tsp
- Terabytealso TB
- Tesla
- Tex
- Therm
- Toise
- Tola
- Ton
- Tonnealso Metric ton
- Torr
- Troy ounce
- Tsubo
- Tun
- Turnalso Revolution
V
- Vara
- Verstalso Versta
- Volt
- Volt-ampere
W
- Watt
- Weber
- Week
Y
- Yard
- Year
- Yottabyte
Z
- Zettabyte
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