snail mail
Origin of snail mail
Words nearby snail mail
How to use snail mail in a sentence
When school districts reach out to families, they often do so through text messages, robocalls, emails, Facebook posts and snail mail.
Email promised to improve on the failings of phones, fax machines, and snail mail when it rose to prominence in the 1990s.
This weekend, I sent out a snail mail newsletter about voting, wrote to my council member about a local issue, and sent a few letters to Kenosha.
Letter-writing staved off lockdown loneliness. Now it’s getting out the vote.|Tanya Basu|September 18, 2020|MIT Technology ReviewWhether you receive your stimulus payment via direct deposit or as a paper check through snail mail, the IRS will also send you a letter in the mail 15 days later letting you know that the payment was sent.
Scammers Could Be After Your Stimulus Check. Here's How to Avoid Them|Patrick Lucas Austin|April 27, 2020|Time
British Dictionary definitions for snail mail
Word Origin for snail mail
Cultural definitions for snail mail
A term used to denote mail sent via the traditional postal service, usually to contrast that process to e-mail.
Other Idioms and Phrases with snail mail
Ordinary postal service, as opposed to electronic communications. For example, He hasn't taken to his computer so he's still using snail mail. This slangy idiom, alluding to the alleged slowness of the snail, caught on at least partly for its rhyme. [1980s]