a series of numbers at the beginning of a phone number that specifies a region, town, etc.

the pages in a phone book with the list of phone numbers of government departments

a phone call intended to return a call received previously

a phone service that enables one to know or answer an incoming call during another call

a phone service set up by a company or organization to provide its clients with information about the service they received or a product they purchased

the practice of making an unexpected phone call or visiting someone in person in order to sell them goods or services

a phone call that the person who receives it agrees to pay for, instead of the caller

a phone call in which three or more people can hear and speak with one another

a system for communicating music, pictures, and lengthy written messages between mobile phones

a visit or phone call that is made as a gesture of politeness

a phone service that provides advice, comfort, or information regarding specific problems

a direct phone line for emergency calls or calls between heads of governments

a phone connection using underground cables or wires on poles, rather than the satellite connection

any telephone call made within a particular area and using the single switching center

a button that can be pushed to turn off the sound on a television, telephone, etc.

an enclosed place with a public phone that someone can pay to use

an electronic device that jams a radio or an electronic signal

a feature on a phone by which a phone number that is already dialed can be called, pressing a single button

an amount of money that is paid for a long-distance phone call

a phone number with a distinct three digit code that is free of charge for the calling party

a phone call that is made at a particular time to wake someone up, at their request, for example in a hotel

the section of a phone book that gives the list of the names, addresses and phone numbers of individuals and businesses in an alphabetical order

a section of the phone book with a list of the names, addresses and phone numbers of organizations and firms in an alphabetical order

a phone communication in which conversations can be heard or recorded by others

the practice of selling products on a TV program or online

the part of a telephone where the handset or receiver can be put and be charged while not being used

the part of the phone held to the ear through which one can listen and speak

a cellular service that allows one to send and receive color pictures, sounds, etc. on their cell phone

the central part of a phone system by which phone calls in a hotel, office, etc. are answered and put through

a telephone device with a screen and camera that can transmit video and audio signals

a cellular service of sending and receiving brief text messages on a mobile phone

the part of a telephone, radio device, etc. to which the mouth is applied