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postcard

[pohst-kahrd] / ˈpoʊstˌkɑrd /






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Half-heartedly, I try holding a few other items that belonged to Dad as a kid: a baseball glove, a model airplane, a postcard from my mom.

From Literature

A student at Paul McCartney's school for performance arts has become one of the first people to find a limited edition postcard promoting four new films about the Beatles.

From BBC

The airmail postcard features a rendering of a tall building.

From Literature

“You could put this on a postcard. ‘Getting wrecked by a polar bear in Churchill, Manitoba.

From Literature

As a whole, this body of work seems more like a collection of oversize postcards brought back from a holiday than an affecting memory of a place and its people.

From The Wall Street Journal