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A brutal match type of the WWE and a signature match type of the Undertaker. Contestants are locked in a cell which is similar to the steel cage, but wider and with a roof. Every once in a while, competitors will end up on top of hell in a cell.
Mankind got thrown off of hell in a cell by the undertaker.
Pretending to be engaged in a cell phone call so as to avoid someone or something.
noun: A device that pretends to be a cell phone
verb: Pretending to use a cell phone that is not turned on.
She was so intent on avoiding her worst enemy in the same theater queue that she pretended to be chatting on her cell faux the entire time.
An English techno-pop band from the 80's. Most famous for their hit song Tainted Love. Considered a one hit wonder in America, but they have many more in England.
The members are Marc Almond (vocalist) and David Ball (keyboards, other instruments)
Soft Cell is the best thing thats happened to techno music
A slang term meaning 'call my cell phone,' used by redneck 8th grade girls and boys who think they're gangster.
Yo dawg I'm goin out wit Mike to feed the sheep and pigs at the barn - cells good.
Getting something done. Forcing the brain to engage in actual bodily motivation which results in completing some task.
(AKA Cough up a brain cell)
Dude, start coughing a cell man! you were suspposed to have had that done a week ago.
You've gotten way too lazy, once in awhile it'd be nice if you coughed a cell or two to clean up this mess.
In the olden days, movie theatres used to have orchestras to accompany the film. Today, they have cell phones, a portable communication device sent from Hell. It is fine if used in moderation, but it almost never is.
"Marsha, I don't know what I'd do without you. But I'm afraid I must reveal that the secret killer of our lovers is…"
**Brii-i-i-i-i-i-iiiiii-i-i-iii-ii-ng!**
"Hello? Hi! Yeah. What's up? Uh-huh. Me too. Eh, nothing much. In the middle of a movie. What? No, I didn't yet. Wait…hold on. People are being rude and throwing things at me."
Where person 'A' makes a cell phone call to person 'B', gets their voice mail, begins to leave a message. Meanwhile person 'B' sees the missed call, phones person 'A' from THEIR cell, and gets person 'A's voicemail, leaveing a message to call them back. meanwhile, Person 'A' finishes the message for person 'B', see's that they have missed a call from person 'B' and call them back, only to get the voicemail again, because person 'b' is doing the same... the cycle continues as long as the participants do not pause to let the other person through
see definition above