What is Gill (unit)?
The '''gill''' (pronounced like the girl's name ''Jill'') is a [[unit of measurement|unit]] for [[Measure|measuring]] [[volume]]. It is equal to a quarter of a [[pint]]. People do not use it much now apart from old spirit measures in the United Kingdom: usually a fifth or a sixth of a gill. {{fact|date=February 2020}}. {| |- |1 [[Imperial unit|imperial]] gill ||= 5 imperial [[fluid ounce]]s (fl. oz.) |- |||= 142.0653125 [[millilitre]]s (ml) (exactly) |- |||≈ 142 ml |- |||≈ 1.20 U.S. gills |- |1 [[U.S. customary units|U.S.]] gill ||= 4 U.S. fl. oz. |- |||= 118.2941183 ml (exactly) |- |||≈ 118 ml |- |||≈ 0.83 imperial gills |- |} {{science-stub}} [[Category:Old units of measurement]] [[Category:Units of volume]]