mailing
1noun
Origin of mailing
1mailing
2noun Scot.
Origin of mailing
2noun
adjective
verb (used with object)
Origin of mail
1noun
verb (used with object)
Origin of mail
2Related Words for mailing
expressingExamples from the Web for mailing
Contemporary Examples of mailing
Sign up to join the Kensington Presents mailing list for an invite to the next event.
The target of the mailing was the then-majority leader of the state General Assembly, Democrat Hugh Holliman.
How the North Carolina GOP Made a Wrongfully Convicted Man a Death Row ScapegoatMichael Daly
September 4, 2014
This led to a mailing list that grew from the initial 350 to hundreds of thousands by 1995.
“Boarding is basically a way of, for lack of a better word, mailing it in,” an agent told The Hollywood Reporter.
Why ‘Boarding’ Is Ruining Movies: Padding Blockbusters With A-List CameosMarlow Stern
August 19, 2014
Paul began his campaign, as Slate's Dave Weigel put it, “as a fringe candidate with a mailing list.”
Historical Examples of mailing
All income of the Society is devoted to defraying cost of publication and mailing.
A Letter to DionBernard Mandeville
I'm mailing this early, so it should reach you in the late afternoon mail.
Dead GiveawayGordon Randall Garrett
He had his doubts, as well he might, about the propriety of mailing the letter.
Freaks of FortuneOliver Optic
At a certain date each month your periodical must be ready for mailing.
The Blue Birds' Winter NestLillian Elizabeth Roy
Now, if you'll sign this contract, we'll put you on our mailing list.
SubversiveDallas McCord Reynolds