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parcel
[pahr-suhl]
noun
an object, article, container, or quantity of something wrapped or packed up; small package; bundle.
a quantity or unit of something, as of a commodity for sale; lot.
a group, collection, or assemblage of persons or things.
Synonyms: assortment, batcha distinct, continuous portion or tract of land.
a part, portion, or fragment.
verb (used with object)
to divide into or distribute in parcels or portions (usually followed byout ).
to make into a parcel or wrap as a parcel.
Nautical., to cover or wrap (a rope) with strips of canvas.
adverb
Archaic., in part; partially.
parcel
/ ˈpɑːsəl /
noun
something wrapped up; package
a group of people or things having some common characteristic
a quantity of some commodity offered for sale; lot
a distinct portion of land
an essential part of something (esp in the phrase part and parcel )
verb
(often foll by up) to make a parcel of; wrap up
(often foll by out) to divide (up) into portions
nautical to bind strips of canvas around (a rope)
adverb
an archaic word for partly
Other Word Forms
- unparceled adjective
- unparceling adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of parcel1
Idioms and Phrases
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Most FedEx services will be available, too, with the exception of FedEx Freight, a service tailored to items that are too hefty for standard parcel services.
Several statues have been dotted about the parcel, which has also been outfitted with a private pickleball court, according to planning applications seen by Realtor.com.
It offers year-round support to the community through food parcels, mental health assistance, and various community-based initiatives.
FareShare Sussex & Surrey provides food parcels, supports community pantries, and cooks hot meals in group and residential settings for those in need.
In most cities, these parcels would be the sole domain of single-family homes interrupted by the occasional duplex.
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