Textual Communication

communicating with another party via cell phones using text messaging only.

I had a very interesting conversation with Janet using textual communication.

by LilCAGirlinOK72 March 30, 2009

Non Verbal Communication

1)Subliminal Morse from the bones clicking in the ear either brain to brain or Atmospheric
2)Secret language inherent to the white females and minority males

Using Wiccan and black magic Non Verbal Communication--They can talk without being heard

by Lane Diamond November 19, 2016

communicationship

The phase in the relationship, after the elationship (honeymoon stage), where the woman just wants to talk. The time period of the stage varies with the woman.

Me: Alexe and I just reached the communicationship phase

Josh: What does that mean?

Me: All she wants to do now is talk.

by RyanDubya May 14, 2007

Ill Communication

The way in which someone talks with a totally blocked nose due to being ill.

Derived from the name of a Beastie Boys album

"wow, you sound funny"

"I know, I got the ill communication"

by JEistehloserrr March 20, 2011

commitication

The act of being commiticated.

That's some true commitication right there.

by ggggggfggsdf March 30, 2011

Communications Hill

A brand new neighborhood on the only real hill in the middle of (relatively flat) Silicon Valley. A nice place to go to watch the sunset since you can see the whole Santa Clara valley from there. If they ever get around to building the village center/retail area, it'll be a destination spot for date night.

Will they ever finish with the construction on Communications Hill?

by jengapie October 31, 2019

law related communications

A field of public communications that specialized in the unique needs of the legal profession. The term was originally "coined" in the 1970s by business consultant Larry Horist to define a specialized service of his consulting business. It was first used in his business essay, "Public Affairs and the Corporation." Horist believed that in those days, "lawyers never talked to the public, and public relations people talked too much."

There is going to be a lot of public interest in this law suit, we should get some law related communications advice.

by LarryHorist September 26, 2010