noun. The early form of oak, preserved (through the shortening of the vowel before two consonants) in certain place-names (whence surnames): as, Acton [⟨ AS. Āctū n], literally, oak-town, or dwelling among the oaks: Acley or Ackley, also Oakley [⟨ AS. Ācleá], literally, oak-lea.

noun. A prefix, assimilated form of ad- before c and q, as in accede, acquire, etc.; also an accommodated form of other prefixes, as in accurse, accloy, accumber, etc. See these words.

etc. Points of flexure in the heating curves of iron and steel. The point ac₁ on heating is the same as ar₁ on cooling, etc.

noun. An adjective-suffix of Greek or Latin origin, as in cardiac, maniac, iliac, etc. It is always preceded by -i- and, like -ic, may take the additional suffix -al.

noun. an electric current that reverses direction sinusoidally. Alternative to direct curent, DC.

conjunction. But.

initialism. account; money of account

initialism. acre

initialism. air conditioning

initialism. alicyclic

initialism. alternating current

initialism. ante cibum, before meals

noun. a radioactive element of the actinide series; found in uranium ores

noun. an electric current that reverses direction sinusoidally

"My script is: - while (1) ac = ExternalPowered () if (\% ac\% = 1)"

D & C  direct curent  

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Ab  Ag  Agee  Aimee  Albee  

analog  audio  dc  electrical  igitur  

alternating current