Imperial measure of liquid Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Imperial measure of liquid" with the answer "GALLON" refers to a unit of measurement used to quantify liquid volume. In the imperial system, a gallon is a standard measurement for liquids, commonly used in the United States and other countries that utilize imperial units. It is equivalent to 128 fluid ounces or approximately 4.54 liters. In this context, "gallon" accurately represents the unit used to measure liquid volume in the imperial system.

The crossword clue "Imperial measure of liquid" with the answer "GABION" refers to a play on words. A "gabion" is actually a type of cage or basket used in construction, typically filled with earth or rocks. It is not an imperial measure of liquid.

The clue seems to use "gabion" as a pun or a misdirection, where the answer doesn't directly relate to an imperial unit of liquid but rather plays on the idea of a term that might sound like something related to measurement or containment.

The crossword clue "Imperial measure of liquid" with the answer "GAGMAN" refers to a play on words. The term "gagman" is not an actual measure of liquid but rather a term for someone who writes or delivers jokes (a comedian or humorist).

The clue uses wordplay or misdirection by providing an answer that phonetically resembles "gallon," an imperial measure of liquid, but does not fit the definition directly. Thus, the answer "gagman" is a pun or a humorous twist on the expected term.

The crossword clue "Imperial measure of liquid" with the answer "GAIJIN" refers to a misunderstanding or error. "Gaijin" is a Japanese term meaning "foreigner" or "outsider," and it has no connection to any imperial measure of liquid.

The correct answer for an imperial measure of liquid would be "gallon" or another unit like "pint" or "quart." The clue seems to use "gaijin" incorrectly, likely due to a mix-up or pun that does not fit the intended meaning.