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centiliter

especially British, ·پ··ٰ

[sen-tl-ee-ter]

noun

  1. one 100th of a liter, equivalent to 0.6102 cubic inch, or 0.338 U.S. fluid ounce. cl

centiliter

  1. A unit of volume in the metric system equal to 0.01 liter.

  2. See Table at measurement

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Word History and Origins

Origin of centiliter1

From the French word centilitre, dating back to 1795–1805. See centi-, liter
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Favorite quote: “That Saturday morning I had taken 50 centiliters of a dark green, vile liquid that was supposed to be organic mescaline.”

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Police petitioned the district attorney in Rotterdam for the right to distill 40 kilograms of hemp, seized during a raid, into 50 centiliters of oil.

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