Cellar

Slang word for basement

Mostly used up north or in New England.

"I keep all my old records in the cellar"

by DJ-High April 1, 2010

celldipping

The process of being on a conference call on a cell phone and dipping in and out of stores very quickly to find quiet areas to talk so people aren't aware where your actual location is or to get away from the street noise. Commonly used during very early morning conference calls when you don't want to be in the office, but don't want to give the impression that you're not on site. On the street you're on mute, dip into the store, unmute phone, speak, mute and walk back out onto the noisy street.

Also, pretending you're looking at menus or merchandise, while talking on the phone in these stores as to "buy time" for your phone call.

Man, I was celldipping this morning, in and out of stores on 5th Avenue. I even celldipped into this church!

by Roishe Cheng November 17, 2005

cell-phonie

Basically a person that you see walking down the street that feels the need carry on a fake conversation on their cell phone due to the fact that they are by themselves and want people to think that they are on some important mission or need to be somewhere.

Me and Rebecca were heading to the bar last week and saw Jessica walking down the street by herself, talking on her cell phone. What a cell-phonie she is.

by stuart williams June 11, 2007

Cellepsy

When cellphone is on vibrate, most people forget it. This is defined by the surprise on their face, odd body movements, stopping in the middle of speech, or jumping. outbursts of noise are also common.

"He got bad cellepsy when his phone went off under his nuts"

by Dillon Mills July 26, 2007

Cell-ebrity

A celebrity who serves prison time.

“Bernie Madoff is the nation’s newest cell-ebrity.”

by MoLo36 June 30, 2009

cell ear

a red and swollen ear on only one side of the head - from holding a stupid cell phone up to it all day long.

I had to start using my speakerphone because my cell ear got so bad.

by tanker177 January 27, 2011

Cell-U-Lar Onset Deafness

When parents are trying to call their teenagers to tell them that it is time to come home and the teenager for some apparent reason does hear the cell phone ring so that they can stay out longer with their friends.

While trying to call my son to tell him that he is out past his curfew and needs to come home, he contracted

Cell-U-Lar Onset Deafness, and does not hear the phone call from his mom.

by peaceangel22 June 29, 2011