单词	celly
释义	celly /ˈselē / (also cellie) noun (plural cellies) 1 informal term for cellular phone. Timmy whips out his celly to beep White Mike... I'm stranded on top of a building with an annoying little boy and a lame celly and I'm bored! The celly vibrates, it's Shelblack: ‘Word up, I'm surfing in Waikiki and skating with Jay Adams.’ Rasheed Wallace rolled in after the game started, walked onto the court and sat down on one of the benches, talking on his celly the whole time… 2 informal (Among prisoners) cellmate.My new celly is a twenty-six year old lad called Long Island who brought with him from Florence some interesting books: he gave me F. Scott Fitzgerald's ‘Tender is the Night’.... So who do you think would make a good celly for Ogre? Manny and his celly Scooby were stripped out and their entire cell property was confiscated for 3 days; much to the delight of most of my neighbours who enjoyed the spectacle. Origin By shortening and alteration.
随便看	interdict interdiction interdictor interdictory interdigital interdigitate interdisciplinarity interdisciplinary interdominion interest interest-bearing interested interestedly interestedness interest-free interest group interesting interestingly interestingness interest rate interethnic interface interfacial interfacing interfaith

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