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      [Noun]  | "current" 


      1: the part of a fluid body (such as air or water) moving continuously in a certain direction

      2: the swiftest part of a stream

      3: a tidal or nontidal movement of lake or ocean water


      Origin: 14th century ;

       Latinization of Middle English curraunt, borrowed from Middle French courant, going back to Old French, noun derivative from corant, curant, present participle of coure, courir "to run, flow" {mat|current:1|};

      [Noun]  | "alternating current" 


      1: an electric current that reverses its direction at regularly recurring intervals —abbreviation AC


      Origin: 1833 ;

      [Noun]  | "direct current" 


      1: an electric current flowing in one direction only and substantially constant in value —abbreviation DC


      Origin: 1849 ;

      [Noun]  | "eddy current" 


      1: an electric current induced by an alternating magnetic field


      Origin: 1886 ;

      [Noun]  | "rip current" 


      1: a strong usually narrow surface current flowing outward from a shore that results from the return flow of waves and wind-driven water


      Origin: 1936 ;

      [Noun]  | "unidirectional current" 


      1: direct current


      Origin: 1883 ;

      [Noun]  | "currents" 


      1: a prevailing or general movement or inclination;


        * e.g., " ... the currents of fashion are always changing "



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      2: noticeable movement of air in a particular direction;


        * e.g., " ... curtains that were being lightly lifted by a fresh current from the open window "



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      [Noun]  | "current" 


      1: a prevailing or general movement or inclination;


        * e.g., " ... the currents of fashion are always changing "



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      • (N/A)





      2: noticeable movement of air in a particular direction;


        * e.g., " ... curtains that were being lightly lifted by a fresh current from the open window "



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       [ "currently" ]

      1: Happening atm not gona be happenin in a few mins. Only for that moment in time

        * e.g.,  ... Yes currently. 

       [ "current" ]

      1: A current is a person you're talking to, doesn't necessarily have to be a boyfriend/ girlfriend but they are someone who has the potential to become more. It might also be known as tuning.

        * e.g.,  ... EXAMPLE1 

       [ "currentize" ]

      1: Make something relevant for today's way of life; happening

        * e.g.,  ... I tried to currentize an otherwise bland outfit with a couple of leather belts worn stacked around my waist. 

       [ "Current" ]

      1: Describing the motion of an individual, place or thing who is hip, cool and has an abundance of charisma ahead of the curve

        * e.g.,  ... That guy is so CURRENT 

       [ "The Current" ]

      1: The new "bae". It is the person you're interested in, but it's low-key. They're your "current" interest.

        * e.g.,  ... He's literally so cute, he's the current. 

       [ "Current" ]

      1: Closet Furry on V3rmillion

        * e.g.,  ... hahah Furrent lol (current and furry) 

       [ "Current" ]

      1: Hipster or up to date on tumblr hipster things.

        * e.g.,  ... Girl 1- "I love her outfit it's like hipster, but new!" Girl 2- "Yeah! She's so current !" 

       [ "Current" ]

      1: Bahamian slang for the word electricity.

        * e.g.,  ... *electricity outage occurs* “Man the current’s off again” 

       [ "current" ]

      1: sea wind

        * e.g.,  ... Proffesor: The current here is stronk Student : the fuck is a current? Proffesor: sea wind. 

       [ "Current thing" ]

      1: A particular topic dominating news headlines and social network conversations, causing passionate arguments, forcing people to take sides, and breaking up relationships as if it were the most important thing to have ever happened, only to suddenly disappear and be replaced with a different topic that will be treated equally.

        * e.g.,  ... Bob: I support the current thing! Mary: Shut up you racist, you should be opposing it! 

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