acetometry
noun
ac·e·tom·e·try
variants or less commonly acetimetry
ˌa-sə-ˈtä-mə-trē
plural -es
: the act or method of ascertaining the amount of acetic acid present especially in vinegar
Word History
Etymology
French acétimétrie, from acét- acet- + -i- -métrie -metry
First Known Use
1839, in the meaning defined above
- dog's letter
- dog's life
- dog's meat
- dog's mercury
- dog's nose
- dog's noses
- dog's parsley
- dog's tooth
- dog's-bane
- dog's-ear
- dog's-eared
- dog's-leg
- dog's-mouth
- dog's-mouths
- dog's-tongue
- dog's-tongues
- dog's-tooth bond
- dog's-tooth grass
- dog's-tooth violet
- dog-cheap
- dog-day cicada
- dog-ear
- dog-eared
- dog-eat-dog
- dog-faced ape