gallonagen.
/ˈɡalənɪdʒ/, U.S. /ˈɡælənɪdʒ/ An amount in gallons; a quantity of liquid produced or sold.
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gallonage1909
1909 in Cent. Dict. Suppl.
1930 Economist 11 Oct. 662/1 Stocks of both crude and gasoline in the hands of the producers, the refiners and the distributors are so huge that the struggle for ‘gallonage’ is growing hotter daily.
1936 A. G. Street Gentleman of Party iv. 80 The figures on the churn tickets..showed the daily gallonage.
1967 Times Rev. Industry Mar. 59/3 Shell obviously does not reveal the extra gallonage achieved.
1970 Country Life 1 Oct. 855/1 In terms of gallonage on which duty has been paid..the total of 13 million gallons up to June is only about 7 per cent down.
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