How to pronounce “1-900”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Of telephone numbers dialed in North America, having an additional charge assessed to the caller, part of which is returned to the owner of the number.

Practice Nearby Words

1-976, collect, ratepaying, cum dividend, feepaying, antidiscounting, midrate, semipostal, one-touch, dutiable, half-rate, value added, freemium, after-tax, collectible, debt-for-nature, tax free, count, beggar-thy-neighbor, subpar, extramarginal, money-making, worth, cost-effective, over-the-counter, subprime, cum-ex, returned, free alongside ship, antiscalping, money-spinning, dollars-and-cents, antigouging, broad-based, moneymaking, antidumping, half-price, giveaway, cut-rate, single-entry, for-pay, in-kind, reduced, cash in hand, cambial, front office, anticartel, noncash, antiprofiteering, trading, intercommodity, split, full-service, underwater, black-market, cash-in-hand, pari passu, valu, intraday, countervalue, à la carte, wholesale, marginal, moderate, secondhand, two-tier, rangebound, discount, cut-price, countercommercial, wide open, rich, index-linked, open box, black-collar, short, protrade, income-elastic, hourly, outsourced, all-or-none, winner-take-all, antirecession, spot, trickle-down, dilutionary, break-even, metal neutral, silver, professional, debt-financed, business, customercentric, profitsome, antibuyout, metal-neutral, nonmanufacturing, countercyclical, blue-sky, breakeven

Similar Sounds

are, eye, awe, aye, err, ahh, eigh, eee, dge, eay, aux, aah, eau, aie, ayy, cke, awr, ehh, aee, arre, eae, eaux, cse, aue, fwe, eeh, auh, eure, dde, auw, aigh, eaw, eyw, awre, ffe, bhe, aey, eie, ayw, erh, ggh, ehi, aaw, aeh, dhe, chw, aau, cqt, chh, gge, ayh, eiw, dgh, bgh, awx, cgh, djj, akw, bhh, ckc, e-e, chx, aaww, aeu, dhh, djt, eih, ajt, cche, fhh