direct current

an electric current flowing in one direction only.

Direct current is like being on a one way street.

by Kay Smith February 3, 2015

currentivism

An Internet art movement in which artists, connected together online via the Internet, create art for each other and consume the art of each other simultaneously and in real time.

Currentivism was born on Ello. It was never meant to die there.

by ectypia_of_ello May 28, 2016

Where are you currently located?

The grammatically correct way of saying," Where you at?"

A: "Where are you currently located?
B: "Not on the streets."

by Wtf_Boom May 28, 2009

current bun

sun (cockney rhyming-slang)

fuck me the o'l current buns bright today

by twatmore January 7, 2012

East Australian Current

surface oceanic current, a section of the counterclockwise flow in the Tasman Sea, southwestern Pacific Ocean. It is formed by water masses from the Coral Sea—equatorial water driven by monsoonal winds from January to March and eastward subtropical flow from April to December—which pass southeast between the Great Barrier and Chesterfield reefs (20° S latitude), paralleling…

their was no "coining" of anything by any movie, the EAC was discovered over 100 years ago

by david May 13, 2005

current

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.

EXAMPLE1
GIRL1: who's your current
GIRL2: ben

EXAMPLE2
BOY1: bro, are you guys dating yet?
BOY2: nah man, shes just my current

by catsanddogasruleee September 5, 2019

Current TV

A cable network that’s business model is based on ripping off young, naïve filmmakers who are willing to work for very little, while delivering high quality, innovative content. This model keeps Current’s production costs absurdly low, while the rates they charge for advertising are absurdly high. And while they do not share their multi-million dollar ad revenue with the young filmmakers who make it possible to charge those rates, they do give them the chance to “share their voice” while “democratizing television.”

Film School Graduate 1: “Yo man, Current TV paid me 500 dollars for exclusive rights to that short documentary I spent five months producing.”

Film School Graduate 2: “Wow, your voice is really gonna be heard when they air it in random rotation at some unknown point in the future!"

by Truth Inconvenient August 30, 2007