- Cell-yell
- when someone can't hear on thier cell phone because of static.(I find this very annoying.)
he's cell-yelling and It's really bothering me.
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Cell-yell
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Cell-yell — when someone can t hear on thier cell phone because of static.(I find this very annoying.) he s cell yelling and It s really bothering me … Dictionary of american slang
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