Express Mail

Trademark.

1. an expedited domestic mailing service of the U.S. Postal Service, usually guaranteeing delivery overnight or within 24 hours.

Other Words From

• ex·press-mail adjective

Example Sentences

The law, which also covers express mail services, has not been enforced for nearly a century, long before the Supreme Court decided Roe v.

From Slate

The post includes photos of the six pages of the complaint and an envelope with an express mail sticker addressed to a court in central China’s Henan province.

From Seattle Times

Earlier this year the space agency solicited public commentary on an associated draft environmental impact statement, netting 170 remarks, most of which were negative regarding a direct-to-Earth, express mail concept of Mars collectibles.

From Scientific American

This week Salon forwarded the question about Henry to Justice Roberts by express mail.

From Salon

“You can only send them Priority Express Mail, and they require a signature,” explained Lori Cash, who works in a small post office outside Buffalo.

From Washington Post