Crossword Clue: Powered in either of two ways
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- 2003 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee
- 2010 Grammy-winning rock group
- '80s rock group
- "___ Live," 1992 multiplatinum album
- Angus and Malcolm Young's band
- Angus Young's band
- Appliance letters
- Adaptable, electrically
- Adapter designation
- Adapter letters
- Adapter type
- Aussie hard-rock band
- Aussie rock band
- Aussie rockers with a knickers-clad lead guitarist
- Australian band with "Back in Black"
- Australian band with the 2008 #1 album "Black Ice"
- Australian hard rock band
- Australian hard rock band featuring Angus Young
- Australian hard-rock band
- Australian rock band with a lightning bolt in its logo
- Australian rock band with an electrical name
- Australian rock band
- Bisexual, slangily
- Australia's highest-selling recording artist
- 'Black Ice' rock band
- "Black Ice" rockers
- ''Black Ice'' rockers
- 'Back in Black' band
- "Back in Black" band
- "Back in Black" group
- 'Back in Black' rock band
- Back in Black rock band
- "Back in Black" rock band
- "Back in Black" rock group
- Back in Black rock group
- "Back in Black" rockers
- "Ballbreaker" band
- Band for which Melbourne renamed a street in 2004
- Band name with a lightning bolt slash
- Band on Butt-head's shirt
- Band on Butt-head's T-shirt
- Band that aptly uses amps?
- Band that got its name from a label on a sewing machine
- Band whose lead guitarist dresses as a British schoolboy
- Band whose name refers to electric currents
- Band whose name symbolizes its raw energy
- Band with a juiced-up name?
- Band with a lightning bolt in its logo
- Band with a lightning bolt in their logo
- Band with a slash in its name
- Band with a voltage symbol in its logo
- Band with an "electric" name
- Band with an electrical symbol in their logo
- Band with the 2008 album "Black Ice"
- Band with the 2014 album "Rock or Bust"
- Band with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black"
- Band with the aptly titled album "Powerage"
- Band with the second-highest-selling album of all time (behind "Thriller")
- Dual elec. designation
- Dual-power, as an electrical adapter: Hyph.
- Dual-power, as electrical adapters: Hyph.
- Dual-power, as electrical adaptors: Hyph.
- Dual-power
- Dual-usage, as an appliance
- Both ways, to an electrician
- Group whose guitarist dresses as a schoolboy
- Group with a tribute band called Live Wire
- Group with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black"
- Group with the album "Flick of the Switch"
- Elec. abbr.
- Elec. current initials
- Elec. designation
- Elec. letters
- Elec. power letters
- Elec. term
- Electric power abbr.
- Electrical-adapter letters
- Electrical adapter letters
- Electrical inits.
- Electrical letters
- Electrically adaptable
- Electrically flexible
- Electrically versatile rock band?
- Electrically versatile
- Electrician's favorite rock band?
- Electricity abbr.
- Electricity initials
- ELO relative?
- Converter designation
- Converter letters
- Choice for current
- Choice of juice?
- First band, alphabetically, on many an iPod
- Hard rock band formed by Malcolm and Angus Young
- Hard rock band with an electrical name
- Hybrid, in a way
- "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" band
- "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" rock group
- "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" rockers
- Flexible, as an electrical outlet
- Flexible current letters
- Flexible, electrically speaking
- Flexible, electrically
- Flexible, electronically
- Flexible, in a way
- Flexible, in terms of electric current: Hyph.
- Flexible power letters
- Flexible, socketwise
- "Flick of the Switch" band
- "Fly on the Wall" band
- "Hells Bells" band
- "Hells Bells" group
- "For Those About to Rock" band
- "For Those About to Rock We Salute You" band
- "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)" band
- Going both ways, electrically speaking
- Current abbr.
- Current choice?
- Current choice
- Current choices
- Current description
- Current designation
- Current initials
- Current letters?
- Current letters
- Current options
- Current ref. on some appliances
- Current rock group?
- Current status?
- Current status
- Currently bi?
- Juice letters?
- High-voltage Australian band?
- 'High Voltage' band
- "High Voltage" band
- "High Voltage" metal band
- 'High Voltage' rock band
- "High Voltage" rock band
- "High Voltage" rockers
- "High Voltage" was their first album, ha ha
- "Highway to Hell" band with an electrical-sounding name
- "Highway to Hell" band
- “Highway to Hell” group
- "Highway to Hell" rock band
- "Highway to Hell" rock group
- "Highway to Hell" rockers
- "Stiff Upper Lip" band
- Pioneering heavy-metal band
- Orientation letters?
- Outlet letters
- Outlet option
- Outlet type
- Versatile, electrically speaking
- Versatile, electrically
- Versatile, electronically
- Versatile, in a way
- Versatile in current events?
- Kind of adapter
- Versatile, powerwise
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group since 2003
- Rock band featuring knickers-clad Angus Young
- Rock band that gets fans charged up?
- Rock band that Slash really ought to play for?
- Rock band whose first album was titled, appropriately, "High Voltage"
- Rock band whose lead guitarist notably dresses in a schoolboy uniform
- Rock band whose name includes a slash in the middle
- Rock band with a lightning bolt in its logo
- Rock band with an "electric" name
- Rock band with an electrical name
- Rock band with the triple-platinum album "High Voltage"
- Rock group from Sydney
- Kind of converter
- "Rock or Bust" band
- Like some adapters or appliances
- Like some adapters
- Like some appliances, electrically
- Like some appliances
- Like some electric appliances
- Like some electric circuits
- Like some electrical adapters
- Like some electrical adaptors
- Like some electrical outlets
- Kind of power converter
- Like some motors
- Like some outlets
- Multimillion-selling band from Australia
- Like versatile appliances
- Plug possibilities
- "The Razors Edge" band
- O.K. in any outlet
- OK in any outlet
- Power choice
- Power-converter letters
- Power couple?
- Power-inverter designation
- Power letters
- Power ltrs.
- Power option
- "Powerage" band
- Powered by outlet or batteries
- Powered in either of two ways
- Legendary band whose debut album was "High Voltage"
- "Let There Be Rock" rock band
- Letters of electrical flexibility
- Letters on a converter
- Letters on an adaptor
- Letters on some switch boxes
- Only one of their members was actually born in Australia
- Requiring no transformer
- "Moneytalks" band
- "Moneytalks" rockers
- "Problem Child" band
- Operating in either of two ways
- They shook you all night long
- Two-way power letters
- Type of adapter
- Switch designations
- Switch possibilities
- Type of elec. adapter
- Type of electrical adapter
- Type of electrical converter
- "Thunderstruck" band
- "Thunderstruck" group
- Universal-motor
- "You Shook Me All Night Long" band
- "You Shook Me All Night Long" group
- "You Shook Me All Night Long" rock band
- "You Shook Me All Night Long" rockers
- Young band from Australia?
- Young brothers' band
- "TNT" band
- 'T.N.T.' rock band
- "T.N.T." rockers
- Tesla vs. Edison letters
Recent Usage of Powered in either of two ways in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - May 13, 2012
