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A CC (cubic centimeter), like a ml, is a unit that measures volume. The word "Cube" in cubic centimeter comes from the fact that the length, width, and height of a container (i.e. syringe) are multiplied to obtain a volume. Therefore, a cube that measured 1cm in length, 1cm in width, and 1cm in height would be 13 (one "cubed") = 1cc. Thanks to the graceful interchangeability of the metric system (based on 10s), 1cc = 0.001 liters (1ml).
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