uprightscale

noun
UK /ˈʌpraɪt skeɪl/
US /ˈʌpraɪt skeɪl/

A scale is a tool that tells you how heavy something is, and upright means standing straight up.

The nurse used an uprightscale to weigh the baby while he stood tall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A weighing device with a tall vertical column and a platform at the bottom.

The old uprightscale in the clinic still works perfectly.

3. A scale that measures height as well as weight when a person stands on it.

The uprightscale showed that she had grown two inches this year.

4. A musical scale that goes upward in pitch.

The piano teacher asked him to play the uprightscale from low to high.