Pronunciation

/ˈkwɔːrt/

Definitions

Noun

A quart is a unit of volume commonly used in the United States and the United Kingdom, equal to one fourth of a gallon or approximately 32 fluid ounces (1.14 liters).

Verb

To quart something means to measure or fill a container with a quart.

Phrases

• “Fill a quart jar” refers to the act of pouring a liquid up to the quart mark.
• “Quart of milk” is a common expression for a specific quantity of milk.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I bought a gallon of juice, which is equivalent to four quarts.”
• Verb: “She carefully measured out two quarts of flour for the recipe.”
• “I need to quart the gasoline into the car’s tank.”

Synonyms

• Pint (half a quart)
• Quart jug
• Fourth of a gallon
• One-quart measurement

Related Terms

• Dry quart: Refers to a non-measurable unit, often used informally to indicate a large amount, like “a quart of fun” or “a quart of laughter.”
• Liquid quart: The standard unit of measurement for liquid volume in the US and UK.