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| can2 |
to put in a sealed jar to keep fresh for future use. [1/3 definitions] |
| cap1 |
A cap is a round top for a container. You usually find a cap on a bottle, jar, or tube. [1/3 definitions] |
| jam2 |
Jam is something sweet that is made with small bits of fruit and sugar. It comes in a jar, and we often put it on bread and toast. |
| jar1 |
A jar is a round container with a wide opening. A jar is often made of glass and has a lid. [2 definitions] |
| metric system |
The metric system is a way to measure things. It's a way to measure how long something is, for example, or how heavy or how tall. It's also a way to measure how much of something there is--like how much water there is in a bottle or how much peanut butter there is in a jar. In America, people use words like inches, feet, miles, pounds, and ounces when they measure things, but the metric system uses different words, and they don't mean the same things. The metric system uses words like meter, gram, and liter for measuring things. The metric system is used by people of most countries of the world to measure things around them. And the metric system is used by scientists of all countries in their work. |
| mouth |
the opening in a jar or other similar container. [1/6 definitions] |
| shock1 |
a sudden, powerful blow or jar. [1/6 definitions] |
| twist |
When you twist the cap on a jar, you turn the cap so that it moves in a circle or part of a circle. People often twist a cap, lid, or handle to open something. [1/12 definitions] |
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