muzak set on telphone or cellphone sets that can be listened to by a caller until the receiver answers.
When I called him up, I was kept on hold for more than a minute. Yet, I did not feel bored because I was enjoying the caller music from the other end.
by uttam maharjan November 20, 2011
The process of calling somone via phone, not reaching them, and, rather than leaving leaving an essentially content-free voicemail message, simply allowing the caller-id feature of the reciever's phone to inform them that you've called. Like phone tag but without burdening the receiver with the hassle of listening to a voicemail message that says "Hi, I called." The process can be repeated indefinitely until the two parties finally reach each other. Process can be foiled if caller-id feature is not available due to poor cell phone signal, phone being off or other service disruptions.
Keith and I have been trying to catch-up over the last week but keep missing each other and end up just playing caller-id tag.
by Omar Wasow October 02, 2005
A relatively successful debt collector that makes over $50,000/year and thinks he's the shit because he's managed to enter the lower-middle class in such a low skill occupation.
"Bruce wears tailored suits everyday, even on casual Friday. He thinks he's some kind of Cold-Caller Baller."
by the Perdverts May 31, 2014
Someone who calls others tryhards because they can’t get good at the skill. Calling that person a try hard makes them feel better about themselves for being bad
Chase is so bad, whether he try’s or not, so he called someone better than him a sweat, what a try-hard caller.
by A skillful person October 30, 2019
Those who evidence the phenomenon (paralleling cat-callers) of recognition of the acknowledged claim of the SLUTWALK (that attire-alone may signify sexual-intent, but is not an invitation to sexual-touching without linguistic-communication) through a direct-appeal in such a fashion by interested males who desire sexual-touching.
by sukadog April 17, 2011
by Rachel May 14, 2004
"I'll give you a call" in drunk. Usually associated with other typos and "wtf does that mean" words. Used mainly when writing a message to one of your mates.
Jamie (while leaving a message to a friend): andy you mised the pubcrwal ill five you a caller when the djunk one coems along.
by Siobhan O'Shea December 06, 2008