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electronic mailbox

British  

noun

  1. a device used to store electronic mail

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Not only did the official lack one, but he did not even know what an electronic mailbox was.

From Time Magazine Archive

The computer system functioned as an electronic mailbox that staffers used to send one another messages by secure code; some found that more convenient than talking on the phone.

From Time Magazine Archive

The electronic mailbox of a University of Chicago student was flooded after someone used FakeMail to subscribe him to more than a hundred E-mail discussion groups.

From Time Magazine Archive

The hits are then sent to your electronic mailbox, for you to retrieve at will.

From The Online World by De Presno, Odd

Every week, he looked forward very much to getting your newsletter in his electronic mailbox.

From Interviews (1998-2001) by Lebert, Marie