gasometer
/ˈɡæsɒmɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A large container, usually cylindrical, for storing and regulating the supply of a gas, especially town gas or natural gas.
“The old gasometer stood as a landmark in the city center.”
2. noun
A device for measuring the volume or pressure of a gas.
“The gasometer is used to monitor the gas pressure in the pipeline.”
3. verb
To measure or regulate the supply of a gas.
“The gasometer is used to gasometer the pipeline and prevent leaks.”