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trunk call

noun as in phone call

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noun as in telephone call

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noun as in toll call

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The Queen sent her first email at an RAF base in 1976 and she made the first direct-dial trunk call from the UK in 1958.

"A trunk call," he said, explaining the delay in receiving acknowledgment from the other end of the wire.

Send to this address in Putney, verify the fact that Ricardos has a daughter, and give me a trunk call to Brighton.

He had never stayed in the house before, and he had booked his room by a trunk call from London.

He could not have looked more amazed if she had demanded a trunk call to Heaven.

"Trunk call from London; you're through," announced the hotel operator.

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