- The
gallon is a unit of
volume in
British imperial units and
United States customary units.
Three different versions are in
current use: the
imperial gallon...
- "ten-
gallon" hats. The term came into use
about 1925.
There are
multiple theories for how the
concept arose. One
theory is that the term "ten-
gallon" is...
- Look up
gallon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
gallon is unit of
measurement for
volume Gallon may
refer to:
Gallon (Scots), unit of measurement...
- The dry
gallon, also
known as the corn
gallon or
grain gallon, is a
historic British dry
measure of
volume that was used to
measure grain and
other dry...
-
abandoned the wine
gallon in 1826 when it
adopted imperial units for measurement. The 1707 wine
gallon is the
basis of the
United States'
gallon, as well as...
- US
Gallon (per
Imperial gallon) •
Gasoline (Regular)(per
imperial Gallon) •
Gasoline (Premium) (per
Imperial Gallon) •
Diesel (per
Imperial Gallon) "The...
-
Gallon is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Aguinaldo Roberto Gallon,
Brazilian footballer Dennis P.
Gallon,
American academic Gary...
-
Gasoline gallon equivalent (GGE) or gasoline-equivalent
gallon (GEG) is the
amount of an
alternative fuel it
takes to
equal the
energy content of one...
-
whereas the
barrel volume of
crude oil is 42 US
gallons (159 L). In the
United States, 25-US-
gallon (95-litre)
drums are also in
common use and have...
- Milk chugging, or the
gallon challenge or milk challenge, is the "sport" of
consuming a
large amount of milk
within a set
period of time.
Although procedures...
