intransitive. Of coinage, etc.: to have currency; (of a rumour, etc.) to circulate, be current. Cf. go, v. 8a 12a. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of money: to have currency, to pass current; to be in circulation. Now rare.

intransitive. To be in circulation; to be current, have currency. See also to pass, go, or run current at current, adj. 8.

intransitive. To be valid, to hold good; to be available for something; spec. (of money) to be acceptable as legal tender; to be current. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a coin, banknote, etc.: to be in circulation; to be accepted as currency. Also in figurative context. Cf. sense 25b. Now rare.

to pass, go,or run current (senses 5–7): to be in circulation or in common use; to be generally related, reported, or accepted; to be received as…

to take vent, in various figurative or transferred senses. Obsolete. Of coin: to pass into circulation. rare.

intransitive (with extended sense). To pass from place to place freely and continuously so as to visit every part; to pass from hand to hand or…

Commerce. Of an acceptance: To be in circulation, to be awaiting maturity.