Phoner

What do we mean by phoner?

A person who places a telephone call. noun

An interview that is conducted by telephone. noun

One who phones. noun

The person initiating a telephone call noun

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word phoner. Define phoner, phoner synonyms, phoner pronunciation, phoner translation, English dictionary definition of phoner.

When a "techy" gets a hard on by viewing of a new cellular device coming into ones marketplace. Urban Dictionary

A bulge in the front of one's pants from the combination of either too large of a phone/too tight of trousers; not necessarily representing an erection, but embarrasing none the less. Urban Dictionary

When your phone lodges in your breeches at an awkward or uncomfortable angle, causing a suspicious bulge in the crotchal region. It does not necessarily mean your pants are too tight (a common misconception),and can usually be explained away or even pointed out for a laugh. Urban Dictionary

When someone thinks you have a boner, but really it's just your phone in your pocket Urban Dictionary

An erection that occurs while talking on the phone to a girlfriend or some other real or imagined sexual partner. Urban Dictionary

1. The bulge in ones pocket caused by a cell phone 2. when you get a hard on through talking to someone on the phone Urban Dictionary

When your phone rings in your pocket and you get a boner Urban Dictionary

When a cell phone phone rings while in someone's pants pockets. Urban Dictionary

A chemically induced erection. Urban Dictionary

When you have your phone in your pocket and gives it the appearance of a boner. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to phoner:
phoner, phone, phoney, honer, phones, phoned, pioner, poner, phonier, phonem, phaner, phonet.

Words that rhyme with phoner:
owner, boner, donor, toner, stoner, honer, loner, homeowner, landowner, loaner, kroner, moaner, groaner, kronor, shipowner, croner, groner, zonar, bonar, organ donor, plantation owner, shareowner, blood donor, universal donor, schoener, foner, property owner, bohner, rohner, boehner, broner, goehner, hohner, alone her, bemoan her, blown her, chaperone her, condone her, dethrone her, disown her, dohner, flown her, grown her, hoener, hone her, isotoner, known her, kohner, kroener, loan her, lohner, mineowner, outgrown her, outshone her, own her, phone her, postpone her, sewn her, shone her, shown her, stone her, telephone her, throne her, thrown her, tone her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe phoner:
mobile.

Consonant match to phoner:
funny, phony, fauna, phoney, fanny, fina, fino, finer, fini, finny, fenny, phono, finney, ferny, fanner, faena, feigner, fawner, fenner, feiner, feeny, pheno, finner, ferner, faunae, fannie, feeney, furner, phono-, pheno-, fenno, finnie, foner, phinney, fonner, fain he, fain know, fan a, fan he, fan her, fan i, fauna a, faw no, fawn knew, fay no, fe ni, fearnow, fee no, fee now, feighner, feign a, fein a, fen a, fen ho, fenney, fer no, fer now, fern a, fernao, fernau, fi ne, fin a, fin au, fin aux, fin no, fine a, fine he, fine her, fine no, finn a, finn he, foe no, foe now, fonar, fun a, fun he, fun her, fun i, fun new, fun no, fun o, fur no, fur now, furney, phone a, phone e, phone he, phone her, phone how, phone no, phone now, phu nu.

Words that sound like phoner:
phoner, foner, finer, funner, finner, fenner, fanner, fawner, foamer, feiner, fonr, fener, fonner, faner, phone, phony, phones, phoney, femur, fony, fone, fanger, fones, foer, foehn, phonier, fenger, -phone, phono-, foire, fear, far, father, fair, fan, feather, fans, feature, fare, fanny, fawn, feign, fauna, feen, fain, faire, faun, feer, fane, fannie, fainter, faulkner, fawns, fany, fastener, farr, feeny, feeney, fayre, fann, faar, fana, fani, faur, fauns, faure, fajr, falkner, fayne, faine, farner, faen, fanes, fawny, fehr, fancher, fanni, feigner, fahr, faughn, fafnir, fanney, faan, fains, feher, faune, fechner, fanart, fawkner, feere, fahn, feani, faena, fauni, fawners, feier, fanners, fatner, -phany, affineur.