IC

aha!, I get it!, I understand! (Internet abbreviation)

electrical circuit composed of many miniature transistors and other electronic components imbedded in a tiny chip (Electronics, Computers)

Ic was the first-person, singular, personal pronoun (subject case) in Old English.Modern scholars write this word iċ, to mark that the c is pronounced like ch in church .The whole word would probably have sounded something like Modern English each.
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The Modern English adjectival suffix -ic was first seen as a suffix in English during the Middle English period. It was borrowed in words from Old French '-ique', which came from Latin '-icus', which came ultimately from Ancient Greek '-ικος (-ikos)'. There are some that contend that '-icus' was native to Latin and was cognate with rather than borrowed from Greek. At any rate, the suffix -icus was very wide-spread by the Classical Latin period in native words as well as in words derived from Greek. It is also used in chemistry to denote certain chemical compounds in which a specified chemical element has a higher oxidation number than in the equivalent compound whose name ends in the suffix -ous. See Inorganic nomenclature.
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As a word, ic was an Old English pronoun. Also IC or ic may stand for:Integrated CircuitThe rare short version of the Roman numeral XCIX.A ChristogramIC - interchangeable core or interchangeable core lock cylinderIc* - Icarusce-ic suffixIn chatting terms, it stands for "I See". Also see Internet SlangIC brand school buses. See Navistar International.IC codes, police shorthand expressionsIce ClimberIce Crystals (METAR Code)iCommuneIdentity cardIllinois Central Railroad Incident CommanderIndex CatalogueInternational College, BeirutIntercontinental Championship, WWEImagine Cup, the "world's largest student technology competition", a contest organized by Microsoft and sponsored by organizations like BT, HP, Intel, Kaspersky Lab, Wiley, Lexar, and the Korean Ministry of Education & HR Development Immediate constituent (IC), in morphologyImperial College London - The famous science university is often referred to simply as 'IC'Impossible Creatures, a real-time strategy gameIn Casu, Latin for 'in this case'In Character - as opposed to OOC (Out of Character) in RoleplayingIn mathematics, the axiom assuming the existence of an inaccessible cardinal.Index CatalogIndex of coincidenceThe IATA airline designator for Indian AirlinesIndustry Canada - a division of the Government of CanadaInformed consent in clinical trial the form that has to be signed by the patient (subject) before entering the study.Institute of ComputingIntellectual capitalIn Command a Canadian AlbumIntelligence Community, a federation of agencies and organizations conducting intelligent activities (United States). Intensive Care, also for Intensive Care Unit (ICU)Intentional CommunityInteractive C, a programming language for robotic controllersInterCity in railway travelInterContinental hotel chain, or its parent company InterContinental Hotels GroupInternal combustion engineInternational Canoe in Canoe sailing"International Coordinator", the top coordinator of the FidoNetInterstitial cystitis, a diseaseInstruction Count, in computer scienceIntroductory CalculusIon chromatography Iowa City, Iowa, USAIthaca CollegeImagine China
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Intercom Plus is the name of the Walgreens Company's proprietary pharmacy computer system. Originally founded as Intercom in 1981, it was the first large scale retail pharmacy computer system [1]. It relies on VSAT satellite access and/or broadband connections to link the over 6,000 Walgreens retail, mail service, and specialty pharmacies. Through its usage, it made Walgreens the largest private user of satellite transmission data in the world, second only to the US Government [2]. It has highly advanced capabilities which enable pharmacy staff to put their focus on patient care rather than pharmacy logistics. The design of the system enables seamless store-to-store prescription filling, making filling a refill at a location other than where it was filled originally essentially no different than filling it again at the original location.
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Noun
1. a group of government agencies and organizations that carry out intelligence activities for the United States Government; headed by the Director of Central Intelligence
(synonym) Intelligence Community, National Intelligence Community, United States Intelligence Community
(hypernym) intelligence, intelligence service, intelligence agency
(member-meronym) Central Intelligence Agency, CIA
(part-meronym) Advanced Research and Development Activity, ARDA
(classification) United States, United States of America, America, US, U.S., USA, U.S.A.

Adjective
1. being nine more than ninety
(synonym) ninety-nine, 99
(similar) cardinal

IC, Intergrated Circuit, electrical circuit composed of many miniature transistors and other electronic components imbedded in a tiny chip (Electronics)

IC, intercity, train connecting European cities