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Noun: metage  'me-tij
  1. A fee charged for measuring goods, especially grain, coal, or other bulk commodities, typically in ports or markets
    "The merchant paid the metage for the shipment of wheat"
     
  2. The process or act of measuring goods in bulk, especially grain, coal, or other commodities, often for trade purposes
    "The metage of the cargo took several hours"

Derived forms: metages