citrometer
/sɪˈtrɒmɪtə/Now rare (chiefly historical )
noun
A form of hydrometer specially designed for measuring the specific gravity of the juice of lemons or other citrus fruit.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament. From citro- + -meter.
- tell the time (or tell time)
- tell t'other from which
- tell-truth
- tellurate
- telluretted
- tellurian
- telluric
- telluric acid
- telluric oxide
- telluride
- tellurion
- tellurism
- tellurite
- tellurium
- tellurium chloride
- tellurium dioxide
- tellurometer
- tellurous
- tellurous acid
- tellurous oxide
- Tellus
- Tell, William
- telly
- telly addict
- telly man