mailing address

American  

[mey-ling uh-dres, ad-res] / ˈmeɪ lɪŋ əˌdrɛs, ˌæd rɛs /

noun

1. the address at which a person receives physical mail, whether at the street address of a home or business, or at a post office box or other location.

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Etymology

Origin of mailing address

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

Related: ‘I’m part of a blended family that didn’t blend well’: My stepsister added her mailing address to our mother’s bank account.

From MarketWatch

Kidman’s divorce filing, reviewed by The Times, shows different mailing addresses for the estranged spouses.

From Los Angeles Times

The home is registered as the company mailing address for Devastating Pyrotechnics and its chief executive, Kenneth Chee, in the state’s fireworks wholesaler database.

From Los Angeles Times

The office has obtained new mailing addresses for many residents who filed tax relief claims asking for their properties to be reassessed.

From Los Angeles Times

Wildfire victims who have lost their homes also no longer have a physical mailing address to receive mail or important documents, Davila said.

From Los Angeles Times