current

Phonetic Respelling: [ kur-uhnt, kuhr- ]

Definition:

adj. prevalent; customary; popular; in vogue: new; present; most recent: 2 n. a flow of water or air -esp. when strong

Sentence:

Teachers need to stay current. OR Be careful in the river's current.

More example sentences:

Teachers need to stay current. OR Be careful in the river's current.

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Which current event is the book meant to be an analogy of?

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As a result of visiting England and listening to a lot of people's opinions about current events, what did JFK do when he returned to Harvard?

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Chocolate Hazelnut Praline Baker in Focus Your current business model for Carla's Cookies is predicated on select retailers and online sales.

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Counter current blood flow allows fish to breath with gills.

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Businesses need to remain current with their changing taxation obligations.

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Where does the current in the drain carry Ray into?

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What nickname was given to the current fifth grade group by their teachers?

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How did Percy and Annabeth overcome the current of the The River of Lamentation?

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What is a current of rising warm air called?

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Why would a map from the 1800s help in a current day game?

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Which shark does the author feel will win this current battle?

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What is a narrow strong air current that is 28,000 feet above the earth?

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When an eagle rides the thermal current how high up can he fly?

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The family of eight fell out of the current norm of two children per family.

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Synonyms:

modern; present; instant

Antonyms:

old; past

Current rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bernd
  • berndt
  • bernt
  • burnt
  • learnt
  • weren't
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • weren't
  • arant
  • aren't
  • arent
  • farrant
  • garant
  • parrent
  • tarrant
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • conrecurrent
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • intercurrent