hang up, To end a phone conversation by putting the receiver (PHR V), run out of, to not have enough time on your cell phone plan to continue a conversation (PHR V), put somebody through, to connect somebody by phone (PHR V), charge, (your cell phone). To pass electricity through a phone so that it is stored there (verb)., land line, a phone connection that uses wires carried on poles or under the ground, in contrast to a cell phone (noun), directory assistance, a telephone service you can use to find out a person's phone number (noun), busy, a phone line being used (adj.), voice mail, an electronic system that can store phone messages, so that you can listen to them later (noun), pay phone, a phone, usually in a public place, that is operated using coins or a card (noun), text message, a written message that you send using your cell phone (noun), missed call, a notice displayed on your cell to tell you that somebody called (noun), speak up, to tell somebody to speak more loudly (PHR V), be cut off, to be interrupted when talking on the phone by a break in the connection (PHR V), collect call, to make a phone call which is paid for the person who receives it (noun), prank call, when a person calls someone up to make a joke or play a trick on them (noun).

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