Definition CALL in British English

a close (phrase) at someone’s beck and call (phrase) be on call (phrase) someone to heel (phrase) to mind (phrase) someone to account (phrase) CALL (noun) call (verb) call (noun) call (someone’s) attention to (phrase) call a halt (to something) (phrase) call a spade a spade (phrase) call after (phrasal verb) call away (phrasal verb) call back (phrasal verb) call box (noun) call by (phrasal verb) call centre (noun) call divert (noun) call down (phrasal verb) call for (phrasal verb) call forth (phrasal verb) call girl (noun) call in (phrasal verb) call in sick (phrase) call it a (phrase) call it quits (phrase) call off (phrasal verb) call on (phrasal verb) call operator (noun) call out (phrasal verb) call round (phrasal verb) call someone to account (for something) (phrase) call someone’s bluff (phrase) call something into (phrase) call the (phrase) call time (phrase) call to action (phrase) call to arms (phrase) call up (phrasal verb) call upon (phrasal verb) call waiting (noun) call-in (noun) call-out (noun) call-up (noun) something into question (phrase) clarion call (noun) cold call (noun) collect call (noun) conference call (noun) courtesy call (noun) curtain call (noun) don’t call us, we’ll call you (phrase) have first call on (phrase) if you can call it (phrase) is that what you call it? (phrase) judgment call (noun) last call (noun) make a (phone) call (phrase) (now) that’s what I call something () outside (phrase) pay a (phrase) phone call (noun) pocket-dial (verb) port of call (noun) rallying cry (noun) reverse-charge call (noun) roll call (noun) telephone call (noun) the call of duty (phrase) the call of nature (phrase) there’s no call for something (phrase) too close to call (phrase) trunk call (noun) wake-up call (noun) what do you call ? (phrase)