v. to find out the size of ; n. something set up as an example against which others of the same type are compared
Measure the length of the wall. OR He set the measure for all further work.
Measure the length of the wall. OR He set the measure for all further work.
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We used the graduated cylinder to measure the water.
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The deflection of light was so great we couldn't measure it easily.
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What color was the marker used to measure Lola?
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What was used to measure the bed?
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How many snails would it take to measure a foot?
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What will Milo Beaver use next time to measure his branches?
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What did the inchworm measure of the hummingbird?
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He used the pan balance to measure the weight of the object.
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How did dad measure Iona's feet?
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The student used a caliper to measure the dimensions of the angle.
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How does the world measure one year?
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How did the warthogs measure the sugar?
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What can you use to measure wood?
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When does Kate always measure the daffodils?
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determine; find out; figure out; standard
not countable; immeasurable
2 syllables
meas-ure
leasure
leisure
pleasure
treasure
displeasure
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