AC/DC

[ey-see-dee-see] /ˌeɪ siˈdi si/
adjective, Slang.
1.
sexually responsive to both men and women; bisexual.
Origin of AC/DC
1940-45, for an earlier sense; 1960-65 for this use

AC/DC

or A.C./D.C. ac/dc, a-c/d-c, a.c.-d.c

Electricity
1.
alternating current or direct current.
British Dictionary definitions for ac-dc

AC/DC

adjective
1.
(informal) (of a person) bisexual
Word Origin
C20: humorous reference to electrical apparatus that is adaptable for alternating current and direct current
Word Origin and History for ac-dc

AC/DC

adj.

electronics abbreviation of alternating current/direct current, by 1898. As slang for "bisexual," 1959, said to have been in use orally from c.1940; the notion is of working both ways.

Slang definitions & phrases for ac-dc

AC-DC

adjective

Practicing both heterosexual and homosexual sex; bisexual

adverb

: I think she does it AC-DC

[fr the abbreviations for the two types of electrical current, alternating and direct; an appliance that can operate with either type is marked AC-DC]

Related Abbreviations for ac-dc

AC/DC

1.
alternating current/direct current
2.
bisexual