Definition

A unit of volume that is equal to one-eighth of a fluid ounce, commonly used in measuring liquids.

Example

The recipe called for a fluidram of vanilla extract to enhance the flavor.

Conversation

I just bought a new measuring cup that includes fluidram markings.

That's interesting! I've never heard of fluidram before.

It's a small unit of volume, useful for precise measurements.

I see! That will definitely help with baking.

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Root Explanation

Fluidram is a term that originates from the combination of 'fluid' (from Latin 'fluidus', meaning flowing) and 'dram' (from Old French 'drame', meaning a small amount or a measure). The word 'fluidram' refers to a specific measure of liquid, emphasizing its flowing nature.

Memory Tip

Think of 'fluid' meaning something that flows, and 'dram' as a small measure. This helps you remember that 'fluidram' refers to a small measure of a flowing liquid.

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