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If you don't want to be left high and dry, and can't afford a social worker, your best option is to find a p.h.c. among your friends or family members.
p.h.c by Uncle Dimma November 12, 2014
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(acronym for Psychological human contact) : the only other employee that comes to visit you and talk to you when you work alone all day in the section of a warehouse (and everyone else, including that employee works at the front)
If you don't want to be left high and dry, your best option is to find a p.h.c. among your work colleagues. Since i work in the back portion of a warehouse, my personal p.h.c is actually a guy by the [name of Matt
p.h.c by Uncle Dimma February 4, 2015
(Psychological human contact): (when you work alone all day at the back of the warehouse), the only other employee who comes to see you and talk to you.
When I worked at my previous job, I actually had a personal p.h.c by the name of Matt.
p.h.c by Uncle Dimma May 27, 2021

r-h-c-a-c-h-p 

Rub Her Clit And Call Her Princess
"yo you gonna r-h-c-a-c-h-p tonight"

P.S.H.C. 

P.S.H.C.

Porn Star Hair Cut
She's rocking a P.S.H.C. today! I'm going to get me some of that.
P.S.H.C. by F.P.A. December 9, 2018

c.p.h.b. 

Cannabis Powered Hover Board C.P.H.B.
That guy was so high, he flew bye, C.P.H.B.
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