The Meniscus: Do I measure from the Top or the Bottom? — Real Baking with Rose

meniscus |məˈniskəs| noun (pl.  menisci  |-kē, -kī| or meniscuses ) Physics  the curved upper surface of a liquid in a tube. A cup of water, measures 8 fluid ounces, but does not weigh 8 ounces. Look up water in the dictionary. It defines one fluid.

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