fedex

¹

[ fed-eks ]

verb (used with object)

1. to send or ship by Federal Express.

noun

1. a letter or parcel sent by Federal Express.

FedEx

²

[ fed-eks ]

Trademark.

1. Federal Express.

Example Sentences

To prepare for an onslaught of commercial shipment, the next-gen vehicles will have a walkthrough cargo space that rivals that of UPS, FedEx, and Amazon Prime trucks.

From Popular-Science

Even with the benefit of in-store returns, Walmart has introduced free pick-ups from FedEx, even beyond returns season.

From Digiday

A FedEx driver who quit his job out of concern for his mother’s health.

From Washington Post

Centerpoint Energy and FedEx are the brand voice heroes here with their main brand search completely answered with their own content from one domain.

From Search Engine Land

FedEx wasn’t her first warehouse job, but she vows it will be her last.

From ProPublica

In 2004, the DEA estimated that FedEx had 200 registered online pharmacies.

From The Daily Beast

Instead of targeting the companies, FedEx re-structured the delivery plan, according to investigators.

From The Daily Beast

Then, with the help of FedEx, the fulfillment pharmacies would deliver the pills nationwide.

From The Daily Beast

Into the bargain, FedEx would save itself—and cost the Redskins—something on the order of $75 million over a decade.

From The Daily Beast

It seems to me, decent and like-minded citizens who are leading this fight, that your next target is FedEx.

From The Daily Beast