Wiktionary
n. (alternative nametelephone card)
WordNet
n. a card that is used instead of cash to make telephone calls [syn: calling card]
Usage examples of "phone card".
I took with me my mother's cash card and her phone card and all her available money, and my own new credit card and cheques, and also a zipped bag containing the things I'd borrowed ten days earlier from Emily - helmet, padded jacket, jodhpur boots - that my mother hadn't yet returned to her.
I was careful to ensure all my calls were made from an untraceable phone card.
She's made her excuses, come out here, bought a phone card, waited in line.
The screws had decided that she wasn't high risk - that if she was allowed a phone card she wouldn't snap it in two and use it to carve up the inside of her arms - so as soon as bang-up was over she went to the phones and used two units on her card to call Caffery.
On impulse, she pulled her phone card and a piece of paper from her wallet and lifted the receiver on a pay phone.
From her purse, she took out a phone card and, with trembling fingers, telephoned the operator.
Grandpa used a phone card from a public phone, looked at a piece of paper as he punched in a long phone number, then the card number.
They are not helpless little ETs, boys, waiting around for someone to give them a New England TEL phone card so they can phone home, they are a disease.