volumerate

verb
UK /ˈvɒljʊmeɪt/
US /ˈvɑːljəmeɪt/

To measure how much space something takes up.

The scientist used a special cup to volumerate the water in the jar.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To adjust the loudness of a sound or device.

Please volumerate the radio so it is not too loud.

3. To count or record the total number of things in a group.

The teacher volunteered to volumerate the books in the library.

4. To give something a number or rank based on its size.

The judges will volumerate the pumpkins at the fair.