cellphone

/ ˈsɛlˌfəʊn /

noun

1. In full: cellular telephone. a portable telephone operated by cellular radio

Example Sentences

Stovall said he gave the vendor his cellphone number and was told a lawyer would call him soon and ask him a few questions: What facility were you in?

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“They want to be away from their cellphones and the TV and be outside, not spend a ton of money, and not have to drive to L.A. or San Diego.”

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Three men behind me even sobbed into each other’s chests during “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and the stadium filled with cellphone lights as Noel Gallagher crooned “Talk Tonight.”

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Among the ironies: He got nothing of value on the cellphone that so enraged the sheriff, and prosecutors never called him to testify at trial, knowing the defense was likely to eviscerate him.

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As they held up candles and cellphone lights, Young reminded them that “darkness never has the last word.”

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