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1. Bisexual or bisexuality . This modern coinage derives from comparing sexual current, alternating between homosexuality and heterosexuality , to the initials for the two types electricity: alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC).
Quote: Susan (Rosalind Russell) and Jerome (Jerome Courtland) in A Woman of Distinction (1950):
-- Susan: ' What sort of razor do you plan to use? '
-- Jerome: ' Electric .'
-- Susan: ' Oh? Are you... are you AC or... DC? '
2. In power eroticism, to alternate between the top (dominant) and bottom (submissive) roles.
Synonyms: acey-deucey ; ambidextrous ; ambisextrous ; ambisexual ; amphisexual ; bi ; bi-coastal ; bi-curious ; bicycle (rider); bike ; bilingual ; bisensual ; caught-between-the-pointers-and-setters ; confused ; convertible ; dabbler ; double-gaited ; double-life-(wo/man) ; fence-jumper ; fence-sitter ; flip-flop ; flippy ; gate-swinger ; gilette-blade ; go-both-ways ; gray-cat ; half-bent ; half-and-half ; half-husband ; he/she ; hits-both-ways ; non-gender-specific ; on-the-fence ; play-both-sides-of-the-fence ; side saddle queen ; swings-both-ways ; switch-hitter ; two-way-baby ; versatile ; wear-two-(pairs-of)-shoes ; wear-bifocals . Antonym: monosexual.
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