Cellphobia
I Lost my cell I can’t find it I just had it , I think you have Cellphobia ? Your phone is in your hand ...
Cellphobia by Srfaloha August 19, 2019
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Cetaphobia
Cetaphobia by Cetaphobic January 17, 2019
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Cellphobia • cellphonia • cellphonia demensia • Cellphoria • Cetaphobia • carlphobia • Cenophobia • calphobia • cellphobo • cellphoma
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Cellphoria
Inability to focus on ones surroundings due to overattending your cellular device. Oblivious to outside stimuli whilst talking, texting or otherwise engaging in cell phone use.
Cellphoria by Mykie G August 8, 2010
Cielphobia
Ciel phobia is a social media influencer mostly posting about how cute grell or sbesatian is or something I don't know I don't watch fag shows laugh
Cielphobia by Mrs ryuzaki February 21, 2021
Cetaphobia
This one time at the theaters we went to go see Free Willy and later this little kid was having cetaphobia everytime Free Willy shows up on the screen.
Cetaphobia by Lucas_JWF February 4, 2009
cellphonia
A dangerous, yet increasingly common condition in which a person constantly hears (or feels) their cellphone going off. But, alas, it is just their deluded imagination at work.
Researchers have concluded that the most reliable cure for cellphonia is to completely cut-off all contact with cellular devices. At present time, rehabilitation centers are being constructed to help patients move quickly and effectively through their treatment.
Researchers have concluded that the most reliable cure for cellphonia is to completely cut-off all contact with cellular devices. At present time, rehabilitation centers are being constructed to help patients move quickly and effectively through their treatment.
Jesse: So are we hitting the skate park now or what?
Brandon: Yeah sure...oh wait a sec... my cell is ringing *(pulls out phone) Oh wait, never mind, I mistakenly thought it was....
Jesse: Dude! That's like the eighth time in the last fifteen minutes you've made that mistake! I think you've got yourself a serious case of Cellphonia!
Brandon: Shizeh!
Brandon: Yeah sure...oh wait a sec... my cell is ringing *(pulls out phone) Oh wait, never mind, I mistakenly thought it was....
Jesse: Dude! That's like the eighth time in the last fifteen minutes you've made that mistake! I think you've got yourself a serious case of Cellphonia!
Brandon: Shizeh!
cellphonia by MimiPanamy January 20, 2009
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