a.c
A.C.
1.
Real Estate. air conditioning.
2.
Electricity. alternating current.
3.
before Christ. Origin:
< Latin ante Christum.
< Latin ante Christum.
4.
Army Corps.
5.
Athletic Club.
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A.c
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a.c.
1.
Real Estate. air conditioning.
2.
Electricity. alternating current.
3.
(in prescriptions) before meals. Origin:
< Latin ante cibum.
< Latin ante cibum.
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| a.c. | |
| —abbreviation for | |
| (in prescriptions) ante cibum | |
| [Latin: before meals] | |
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| a.c. Latin ante cibum (before meals) |
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