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call-ins

call-ins is the plural of call-in.

Meaning of call-in

Noun

call-in (plural call-ins)

  1. A TV or radio programme allowing members of the public to telephone the studio and talk live to the presenter.
  2. A telephone call of this kind.
  3. A caller who makes such a call.

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Questions about call-ins

What is call-ins the plural of?
Call-ins is the plural of call-in.

Words near call-ins in the dictionary

  1. call-girl
  2. call-girls
  3. call-in
  4. call-in show
  5. call-in shows
  6. call-ins
  7. call-letter
  8. call-off
  9. call-offs
  10. call-out
  11. call-out culture

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