letter carrier

noun

Origin of letter carrier

First recorded in 1545–55

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Just then, the letter-carrier of the village came in and handed him two letters.
The Last Penny and Other Stories
T. S. Arthur
"He's got to come and sign it himself," said the letter-carrier, shaking his head.
The Music Master
Charles Klein
With this purpose in his mind he sent a letter-carrier into Capua.
The Histories of Polybius, Vol. I (of 2)
Polybius
The man who brings it is not a letter-carrier, but a postman.
The American Language
Henry L. Mencken
Was not Edward Capern, who achieved some smooth verses, a letter-carrier?
Romantic Spain
John Augustus O'Shea