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mail

[meyl] / meɪl /
NOUN
written correspondence; system for sending correspondence
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VERB
send through the postal system
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If early voting is fine, and if the counting process can go on for days after the polls close, then why not the arrival of absentee ballots that were marked and mailed on time?

From The Wall Street Journal

His father spent nights sorting mail for the post office.

From The Wall Street Journal

Late in the afternoon we were allowed aboard a mail train, only to be put off two stops farther on to make room for a food shipment.

From Literature

The USPS, which has a mandate to deliver relatively low-cost mail across the country six days a week, loses money.

From Barron's

If you buy a ticket, you’ll receive a guidebook in the mail, which also serves as your ticket.

From Los Angeles Times