bathometern.
/bəˈθɒmɪtə/ A spring balance of peculiar construction for ascertaining the depth of water without actually measuring the sounding line.
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1875 J. Prestwich in Philos. Trans. (Royal Soc.) 165 616 Obtained, by means of his bathometer..the low readings given.
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