phonicetic

(fä - ni - se' - tik )

Adjective -- technical/educational jargon:

a) Adding intentional symantic nuance within an existing phonetic structure.

b) Using phonemes (written and/or spoken sounds) to enhance meaning in a sentence.

Shakespeare's work often illustrates a phonicetic use of language.

by Future Learning Visions July 18, 2014

Phonecklace

A chain, rope or string to which one attaches their phone and wears around the neck so as not to lose it in a drunken stupor.

Make sure you have your phonecklace so you don't lose your phone again!

by Jager-Bomber March 2, 2010

phonilingus

the act of speaking on the phone using extensive sexual inuendos, and aural foreplay.

I had great phonilingus with the girl/guy when I called him/her today. I thought he/she wasn't very interested but I got a different message today on the phone!

by The_Bird October 13, 2011

phonache

To get a headache or feeling of nausea or discomfort from a stressful, unpleasant or otherwise unwanted phone conversation.

"I had a serious phonache after working out the details of the divorce with my ex."

"It took so long to get through to customer service I ended up with a horrible phonache."

by greenman61 December 5, 2013

phoneconvergasm

Getting an orgasm while speaking to someone on the phone.

Dude, I got a phoneconvergasm while speaking to my girlfriend.

by rebelliousness March 28, 2015

phonitude

1. Having a serious or demanding attitude in text messages or phone conversation.
2. Droll text messages
3. Lacking any energy in text conversations

Rich "Shes stuck at the Dunkies again and has been sending me phonitude all night! WTH!"
Paige "If I only knew her through phonitudal text messages Id swear she was an old man."

by Feartehcat May 31, 2015

Phonecentrating

When you are looking at or busy on your phone so hard that someone can talk to you and you don’t even realise anyone is saying anything.

“Dave was phonecentrating so hard he didn’t hear me call him”

by Sanchez3112 November 4, 2017