To make current or common; establish in common estimation; render acceptable.
noun.
An obsolete spelling of currant.
Running; moving; flowing; passing.
Hence Passing from one to another; especially, widely circulated; publicly known, believed, or reported; common; general; prevalent; as, the current ideas of the day.
Passing from hand to hand; circulating: as, current coin.
Established by common estimation or consent; generally received: as, the current value of coin.
Entitled to credit or recognition; fitted for general acceptance or circulation; authentic; genuine.
Now passing; present in its course: as, the current month or year.
noun.
A flowing; a flow; a stream; a passing by a continuous flux: used of fluids, as water, air, etc., or of supposed fluids, as electricity.
noun.
Specifically, a portion of a large body of water or of air moving in a certain direction: as, ocean-currents.
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Course in general; progressive movement or passage; connected series: as, the current of time.
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General or main course; general tendency: as, the current of opinion.
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The amount of depression given to a roof to cause the water which falls upon it to flow in a given direction.