What are the acronyms in the Repair Estimator?

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List of Units of Measure / Acronyms from the Repair Estimator:

ls - Lump Sum - Used for lump sum bids or allowances (Ex: $5000 for Electrical work)
ea - Each - Used for each itemized item (Ex: Two vanity cabinets, for $400 'each')
lf - Lineal Foot - Used to measure lineal dimensions (Ex: Lineal feet of trim)
sf - Square Foot - Used to measure area (Ex: Building Area, Flooring Quantities, etc.)
sy - Square Yard (Ex: Carpet is generally measured in SY)
cy - Cubic Yard - Used to measure volume (Ex: Cubic yard of concrete)
sq - Squares - A 10 x 10 area or a 100 square feet is generally referred to as a 'square' (Ex: Squares of roofing)
hrs - # of Hours or Man Hours (Ex: 40 hrs of demolition work)
week - # of Weeks - (Ex: 4 weeks of project management)
month - # of Months - (Ex: 2 months of project management)
sheet - # of Sheets - Used to count # of sheets (Ex: Sheets of drywall or sheets of sheathing)
gallon - gallons - Used to measure liquid volume (Ex: Gallons of paint)