Hit the cell
When you see HTC in a text or online, it’s a shorthand way of saying “Hit the cell.” Basically, it’s a quick way to tell someone to call you on your cell phone.
This is usually used when someone can only be reached via their mobile phone. They might be at a place with no internet, or they just prefer to talk over the phone.
So, if you get a message from someone saying HTC, they’re essentially asking you to give them a call on their cell phone. It’s an easy and efficient way to stay in touch, especially when other forms of communication aren’t available.
Example for using ‘HTC’ in a conversation
Hey, I’m going to be out of town tomorrow. HTC if you need anything.
Sure, I’ll call you on your cell. Have a safe trip! βοΈ
Thanks! See you when I get back. π
No problem, take care! π€
Related Slang Words You Might Be Interested In
Slang | Meaning |
---|---|
BAGL | Busting a gut laughing |
HMT | Here's my try |
Good Shout | Good Shout equals Good idea |
Wup | What's up |
GSHIWMP | Giggling so hard I wet my pants |